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Bitcoin price failed to clear USD 40,000 and resumed downtrend. Ethereum extended decline below USD 2,600, XRP is down 14%. SHIB, MATIC, and ADA are down over 10%.

Bitcoin price is consolidating near USD 30,000. Ethereum managed to stay above USD 2,000, XRP is holding gains above USD 0.42. MKR is the best performer among the top 100 coins today.

Bitcoin price is stable above the 45,500 and USD 45,000 support levels. Ethereum is back above USD 3,200, XRP is consolidating near USD 1.20. SOL rallied 15% and it entered the top ten by market cap.

This year's Super Bowl, the annual playoff championship game of the US National Football League, had multiple ads coming from the major crypto players, and one unusual advertisement by the major crypto exchange Coinbase seems to be an unlikely Super Bowl winner.

In an abrupt U-turn on an earlier stance adopted by the country’s authorities, the Argentinian government has released a decree that imposes a tax on credits and debts on transactions involving cryptoassets. The regulation was published on November 17, and the measures entered into force on the same day.

Bitcoin price corrected lower, but the bulls were active near USD 44,000. Ethereum found a strong support near USD 3,000, XRP is consolidating near USD 1.00. ADA gained 9% and could even move above USD 2.00.

One of the commissioners of the America financial regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has launched another blistering attack on her own organization after the Poloniex crypto exchange agreed terms on a circa USD 10.4 million settlement, claiming that the trading platform would have waited in vain should it have attempted to follow the rules the SEC insists upon.

A South Korean appeals court has ruled that the crypto exchange Bithumb is liable for damages in the case of a group of traders who missed out on trading gains due to “computer errors.”

South Korean commercial banks “increasingly believe” only four crypto exchanges will survive beyond a September 24 deadline – after which crypto exchanges will need to adopt anti-money laundering (AML) protocols and find banking partners in order to keep operating.

The financial heavyweight JPMorgan has offered its Private Bank wealth management clients access to an “in-house bitcoin (BTC) fund,” marking a remarkable u-turn for a financial institution whose CEO has been openly hostile toward the token and the world of crypto.