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Go Pro. This week, our pro newsletter dove into the current status of Craig Wright's lawsuit, the launch of CME's, FTX's, and OKex's bitcoin options product, and the legalization of blockchain-based records by the Illinois government.
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This week in a nutshell
- Bitwise has withdrawn its bitcoin ETF proposal.
- CME bitcoin options saw more volume on their opening day—55 contracts valued at $2.1 million—than Bakkt did in its first week.
- Tuesday, January 14, 2020, was the busiest day in the crypto-derivatives market since October 26, 2019—with about $25 billion being traded.
- In 2019, blockchain analytics firm ChainAnalysis traced $2.8 million from "criminal entities" to cryptocurrency exchanges.
- In 2019, a total of $968,504 in bounty money was distributed by blockchain and cryptocurrency companies through the bug bounty platform Hacker One.
- Bitcoin SV has become a top-five cryptocurrency by market cap.
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