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REGULATORYNHTSA opens probe into 1.2 million Tesla vehicles over suspension failuresDEALSOXSQ sets $0.035-per-share cash dividend, payable December 31CRYPTOBank of Italy finds stablecoin remittances offer no consistent cost edgeWORLDNYC's pied-à-terre database puts Mamdani on defense with his own coalitionREGULATORYInteractive Brokers draws down nearly 2.5 million shares in same-day shelf moveCRYPTOTether books $1.5 billion in Q2 as Treasury yield offsets a softening stablecoin marketREGULATORYNHTSA opens probe into 1.2 million Tesla vehicles over suspension failuresDEALSOXSQ sets $0.035-per-share cash dividend, payable December 31CRYPTOBank of Italy finds stablecoin remittances offer no consistent cost edgeWORLDNYC's pied-à-terre database puts Mamdani on defense with his own coalitionREGULATORYInteractive Brokers draws down nearly 2.5 million shares in same-day shelf moveCRYPTOTether books $1.5 billion in Q2 as Treasury yield offsets a softening stablecoin market

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CryptoJune 15, 2026

Passive Investors Who Avoided Bitcoin Now Own SpaceX Shares — Three Times More Volatile

Investors who deliberately sidestepped bitcoin's volatility by staying in passive funds have ended up holding SpaceX shares — an asset that, according to CNBC, carries three times the volatility of $BTC

ByDev Okafor

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