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New speculation is swirling within the crypto currency market regarding Citi’s (NYSE: C) potential involvement with the Hedera (HBAR) Governing Council. This speculation gained momentum following a reportedly private meeting held by Hedera in New York. Discussions centered on tokenizing real-world assets and other related topics, as crypto trading analyst CrediBull reported in an X (formerly Twitter) post on May 11. According to the analyst, speculation escalated when a now-deleted picture, initially shared by the Hedera account, surfaced, showcasing a slide titled “Building the Future of Finance on Hedera.” Citigroup’s Head of Strategy and Partnerships for digital assets was nestled between two known Hedera Governing Council members. Picks for you Here’s when Bitcoin (BTC) could hit $72,000 22 mins ago $44 billion company’s CEO makes a stand for Bitcoin in letter to shareholders 42 mins ago Shark Tank's Mark Cuban slams SEC: ...

Join us as we discuss BTC's recent price rally, especially after the latest United States Federal Reserve meeting. In this week’s episode of Market Talks, Cointelegraph welcomes Budd White, chief product officer and co-founder of Tacen, a United States-based software company developing compliance software for a well-regulated crypto space. To kick things off, we get to know Budd a little better and find out his background and what drew him to the space. We also find out what he's looking forward to the most this year in the crypto market and how 2023 is going to differ from 2022. The big question on everyone's minds is what will be the catalyst that brings institutional investors back into the crypto markets and how they can avoid the same risks that crippled them before. Are regulations the answer?  Several crypto currency exchanges have come under regulatory fire recently. It might only be a matter of time before Binance gets some confrontation from high-level enforce...