Cathie Wood, a top investor, believes that Coinbase could benefit from the recent crypto crackdown by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In an interview with Bloomberg, Wood criticized the SEC and claimed that the regulator going after Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, could ultimately help Coinbase.

New research from on-chain analytics firm Glassnode suggests that Bitcoin (BTC) has moved away from the United States during the 2022 bear market. The analysis shows a significant shift in where Bitcoin is held and traded, with a redistribution from west to east.

Robert Kiyosaki, the well-known author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has reiterated his views on the future of the US economy in a series of tweets. He emphasized the importance of Bitcoin, gold, and silver as crucial investments and predicted that the upcoming real estate crash in 2023 would be worse than the 2008 financial crisis.

Cryptocurrency investors must be aware of the impact of macroeconomic data on the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies due to uncertainties and inflationary challenges in the global economy. Avorak AI, an AI crypto solutions provider, has developed trade algorithms that show the intricate link between BTC price and macroeconomic data.

Despite the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) lawsuit against Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume, customers seem to be unaffected. Binance experienced outflows of 10,000 Bitcoin (BTC), the largest withdrawal total of 2023, but this appears less significant when viewed on a zoomed-out time chart.

Bitcoin's recent correction presents a buying opportunity for bulls, according to experienced trader Tone Vays. He attributes the dip to news that the SEC is suing Binance and its CEO, causing investors to panic. Vays notes that Bitcoin's daily chart looks bearish as it trades below a key moving average, but he expects a rebound in the coming days and doesn't anticipate the price falling below $25,000.

The recent actions taken by the SEC against Binance and Coinbase have caused volatility in the cryptocurrency market, but it has not collapsed, indicating maturity in the space. Traders withdrew 12,600 Bitcoin from exchanges, showing that they did not panic.

Bitcoin advocate and Cointelegraph reporter Joe Hall believes that Bitcoin has a marketing problem and that most people, including crypto OGs, are unaware of what Bitcoin can do. He questions the necessity and future of most altcoin projects, stating that they use imperfect solutions that will eventually collapse into Bitcoin. Hall believes that Bitcoin is more than just money and is a revolution, a lifestyle, a binder of people, and a builder of community. He also believes that Bitcoin can tackle issues such as the wealth gap, wealth inequality, and the environment.

According to a study by online Bitcoin casino Cryptomaniaks, Tether remains the most popular stablecoin worldwide, based on Google Trends data over the past year. Tether has a circulating supply of 14.4 billion USDT tokens and a trading volume of $21,345,225,989, cementing its position as the top stablecoin.

Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser has once again criticized XRP, causing tension within the XRP community. Keiser's tweet was prompted by the SEC's lawsuit against Binance, which did not mention XRP as a security. However, Keiser's tweet and subsequent exchange with XRP enthusiasts have been interpreted as a sign of insecurity and obsession with XRP.