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MARKETS DAILY: Tokenization Challenges and Another Tether Lawsuit
On today’s episode, we’re talking bitcoin's bearish juncture, tokenization troubles, and new allegations filed against stablecoin Tether
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Tune in as CoinDesk podcasts editor Adam B. Levine and senior markets reporter Brad Keoun run down recent action in the markets, interesting longer-term trends and some of the most important crypto industry developments of the day.
On today’s episode:
- Markets update
- Bitcoins' Bearish Juncture
- Tokenization Troubles
- New Allegations against Tether
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