compliance and legal needs to the U.K., which has helped them to institute all the screening "necessary to keep bad guys out" including proof of identity for both Bitcoin and fiat transactions.

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Analysts say the Fed's pivot from quantitative tightening could propel Bitcoin to $200,000, citing key differences from 2019.

Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) weekend rally to $116,000 pushed its market dominance to 59% — a move that crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen says marks the start of an "explosive phase" for BTC dominance.