Caroline Ellison sentenced, Solana’s new API, Bitcoin targets $78K

Rise’n’Crypto

In today’s episode, we cover Caroline Ellison’s two-year prison sentence for her role in the FTX collapse and Sweden’s FIU labeling several crypto exchanges as professional money launderers. We also discuss the DOJ’s lawsuit against Visa alleging a payments monopoly, Solana Labs’ partnership with Google Cloud on a Web3 API, and Telegram’s controversial privacy policy shift. Plus, Bitcoin’s potential price surge driven by China’s recent economic stimulus. Tune in for these stories and more from the world of crypto!
Further reading:

• Breaking: Caroline Ellison sentenced to 2 years in prison
• Sweden sees crypto exchanges as professional money launderers
• DOJ sues Visa over alleged payments monopoly
• Solana Labs partners with Google Cloud to launch Web3 API
• Telegram’s policy shift raises privacy concerns
• Bitcoin price target rises to $78K after Chinese stimulus package

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