 Welcome to the Crypto Minute, an unexpected turn of events that Fed has raised rates once again. So she's lost 30 million this year in incentives for liquidity providers. Senator Loomis said digital assets are not on trial, fraudulent companies are. Amen. Recomas denies that their employees stole customer IPI keys. Canada bans margin and leverage trading after the fall of FTX. In the EU, crypto transactions over a thousand euros will now face due diligence inquiries. Looks like crypto.com's reserves are collateralized by about 102%. South Korean authorities confirmed that Dokoan is in Serbia. So much finance fun. SEC just keeps trying to block that. Grayscale ETIA. SF wants to start a new business aimed at paying back customers he owes money to. And I will feel bad for approximately 0% of the people that used to trust that man with their money again. Ledger announces a new G5 tracking feature that allows you to monitor the analytics of over a thousand protocols. They've got arrested in the Bahamas. One day before he was supposed to testify, Senator Warren is pushing a bill to KYC and monitor his self-custody wallet. See you at the block steps down after failing to mention that he was funded by SBF the last two years. Brazil says they plan to launch a CBDC by 2024. Cathie Wood just keeps buying more coin makers. Trump launched an NFT collection. I'm going back to bed. Keep stacking and I'll see you next week.