[00:05] Let's see today's top headlines. Bitcoin in the $4000 range; focus today will be on US Fed interest rate decisions. crypto regulations. Emirates Airline to accept payments in crypto.
[00:21] Morgan Steinmetz launched Ethereum and Solana ETPs.  Bitcoin is currently trading around 64,000.  Yesterday, Bitcoin touched an intraday low of $2,680. But showing recovery from there, it is trading almost flat in the last 24 hours.   At
[00:33] present, the market will keep an eye on the Fed's interest rate decisions today.  According to CME Fed Watch, the market is pricing in a 70% probability that the Fed will keep interest rates unchanged today.  Whereas there are 30% chances of a surprise rate high of 25 basis points.  Analysts
[00:47] correlation between Bitcoin and equities has decreased in recent times.  The Bank of Russia has decreased in recent times.  The Bank of Russia has Where crypto will be
[01:00] kept safe and liquid.  The minimum capital requirement for these depositories will be 50 million to exchanges will create trading rules and calculate market prices for crypto assets.  While the Bank of Russia will
[01:15] oversee the registry and management of digital depositories.  The line-up from Dubai-based Emirates will Crypto.com users will be able to make payments in crypto through Crypto.com Pay while booking tickets on Emirates' website or app. while booking tickets on Emirates' website or app.
[01:27] only available for eligible UAE residences. Booking payment will be settled in UAE. further expanding its crypto investment offerings. After Bitcoin, the company has now launched ETPs linked to Ether and Solana.  The fees for these funds have been kept at just 0.14% and
[01:41] investors will also get the benefit of staking rewards. platform or international crypto exchange, it becomes
[01:53] exchange, it becomes first issue is that whatever foreign exchanges are there, they mostly foreign exchanges are there, they mostly
[02:10] in terms of their usage.  So if an Indian user is using an exchange which is from, for example, the US, the UK or any other country, then if they have any dispute, the country, then if they have any dispute, the law of that country applies to it.   The
[02:23] second issue is that if there is any dispute in it, then the Indian user is not able to go to any court in India and file a case.   The third issue is whether the investor related protections like consumer court in India exist
[02:39] in that country or not. If the user trades on an exchange which is not a regulated exchange in his country, then the legal risk increases for you.
[02:51] in his country, then the legal risk increases for you.