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Shiba Inu (SHIB) has been grappling with a persistent downtrend since March, leading to a significant erosion of investor confidence. This prolonged decline has seen many investors retreat from the asset, resulting in diminished trading volumes and market activity.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has introduced a set of draft regulations aimed at governing the use of cryptocurrencies in the country. This move reflects the central bank's response to the growing popularity and usage of digital assets in Ghana, signaling its commitment to fostering a regulatory environment that supports financial inclusion and stability.

Cryptocurrencies have fundamentally changed how we perceive money, transactions, and financial autonomy. Among the most innovative breakthroughs in this domain is the concept of atomic swaps. This technology, which facilitates the direct exchange of different cryptocurrencies without intermediaries, is poised to transform the trading landscape.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has experienced a significant downturn, dropping nearly 40% over the past six months. Despite a 53% gain year-to-date, many SHIB holders are not optimistic about its short-term prospects.

Bybit has been granted a license by Argentina’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), allowing the cryptocurrency exchange to offer its complete range of products in the country.

A significant move in the cryptocurrency market has been reported as a smart money address, known as “ox3c9,” realized over $14 million in profit by selling Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC).