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- Bitget to Burn 40% of BGB TokensCryptocurrency exchange Bitget announced its intention to burn 40% of the total supply of Bitget Token (BGB). This was reported by the platform's press service.42
- Analyst predicts sevenfold growth for memecoin DOGETechnical analyst Chandler Bing reported that in the long term, the price of the memecoin Dogecoin (DOGE) will increase sevenfold, reaching a range of $2.35 to $2.60. He shared this on his microblog.38
- Bitwise: bitcoin price will rise to $200,000 by 2025Analysts from the Bitwise platform predict that the price of Bitcoin will rise to $200,000 by 2025, while Ethereum and Solana will reach $7,000 and $750, respectively.40
- Bitget merges two tokensThe crypto exchange Bitget has announced the merger of two of its tokens – Bitget Token (BGB) and Bitget Wallet Token (BWB). This was reported on December 26 on the official website of the platform.37
- Russia proposed to license crypto ATMsThe First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building, Artem Sheikin, has expressed the need to license crypto ATMs in Russia. This was reported by "Rossiyskaya Gazeta."36
- Turkey tightens cryptocurrency regulation rulesTurkish authorities have introduced new rules for cryptocurrency regulation to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism. This was reported by the Official Gazette of the Republic of Turkey.32
- Russia to become a world leader in mining within a few years - BitriverThe president of the largest mining company in Russia, BitRiver, Igor Runets, expressed the opinion that in a couple of years, Russia will be able to become a world leader in cryptocurrency mining. He stated this in an interview with the "Russia 24" TV channel.41
- Japan will not create a bitcoin fundThe authorities of Japan do not intend to create a national reserve fund for bitcoins due to the high risks associated with investing in cryptocurrency. This was reported by Happy Coin News.36
- Crypto investors interest in memecoins in 2024In 2024, crypto investors showed the most interest in memecoins, which accounted for over 30% of total interest. This data was provided by the aggregator CoinGecko.33
- Russia to combat illegal cryptocurrency exchangeThe Bank of Russia, along with Rosfinmonitoring, has embarked on the development of a platform to monitor suspicious transactions by individuals and to facilitate information exchange between credit organizations. This was reported by the head of the Financial Monitoring and Currency Control Service of the Central Bank, Bogdan Shablya, as conveyed by RBC.29