Welcome to The Bitcoin Street Journal Bitcoin Market Update podcast, your daily source for live updates on the bitcoin market. Join us as we delve into current bitcoin technical analysis, track bitcoin (BTC) prices, explore market capitalization trends, and analyze market supply. Stay ahead of the curve with our comprehensive coverage of the ever-evolving world of bitcoin. In today's episode, we'll cover Coinbase's argument against the SEC crackdown, the expansion of DeFi startup Ondo, the compatibility of Safe's 'Smart Wallet,' the SEC's lawsuit against Celsius Network, Telegram's enablement of payments, TachyonX's support for crypto founders, XRP's surge after a court ruling, the charges against the former Celsius CEO, the signing of a CryptoPunk DJ with WME, Musk's accusation of harassment, the rise of altcoins after the XRP ruling, Circle CEO's warning on USD, Ethereum's reaching of $2000, Ripple's design for banks, the resumption of XRP trading by Coinbase, the approval of a strike by actors, the increasing embrace of NFTs by game publishers, lawsuits against Celsius Network, the ability of miners to manipulate transactions with MEV, Ripple's partial win boosting the crypto market, the shutdown of Multichain after the CEO's arrest, the bail set for the former Celsius CEO, the relisting of XRP by exchanges, the value of CryptoPunks as NFTs, the announcement of a new NFT for "The Flash" movie, Ripple's victory against SEC, and Bitcoin's new high along with the comparison of dollar cost averaging for Bitcoin, SPY, and GLD.Hey there! Today, we've got some interesting news from the world of cryptocurrency. Let's jump right in!First up, Coinbase, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, is in a legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Coinbase argues that the SEC should have sought Congressional support before cracking down on the crypto industry. They believe that the SEC's actions have been too broad and sweeping, and that it's important to have a clear regulatory framework.Moving on, a decentralized finance (DeFi) startup called Ondo is expanding its market reach. They were the first company to tokenize U.S. Treasuries and now they want to go beyond the Ethereum mainnet. They're taking their yield-earning stablecoin alternative to Polygon, a popular blockchain network. By expanding to different networks, Ondo aims to reach a wider audience and provide more options for their users.Not your private keys not your bitcoin. Practice good OPSEC. "Even crypto wallet extensions, password managers, and 2FA extensions are vulnerable."Please support us on Fountain dot com, Nostr.build, Spotify, Amazon Music, RSS dot com, Pandora, Samsung Podcasts, Stitcher, Apple Itunes, Iheart Radio and many more by adding a like share or subscribe for The Bitcoin Street Journal. Thanks for listening and your support!Thanks for listening to today's episode, I'll see you guys at the next one and don't forget to subscribe!