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Bitcoin fell on Friday because "everybody's panicking," but volatility in this market is actually quite normal, bitcoin bull Brian Kelly said.- Cboe Global Markets has applied to list six bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
- Michael Novogratz, head of Galaxy Investment Partners, has delayed plans to launch what would have been the largest digital currency fund so far.
- Bank of America will give some of its employees a $1,000 bonus, citing the tax bill that was just signed into law.
- It may be too early to tell if a tax bill that just cleared Congress is "the rage" in Corporate America, as President Donald Trump claims.
- Coinbase, one of the biggest bitcoin marketplaces in the U.S., said Friday that trading was up again after being down for more than two hours amid a price rout in cryptocurrencies.
- The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
- Bitcoin plunged at the end of a rocky week, taking the digital currency briefly below $11,000 and down 47 percent from its record high hit Sunday.
- Warren Buffett's top lieutenant, Charlie Munger, "I think it is perfectly asinine to even pause to think about" bitcoin.
- Bitcoin was seen trading below a psychologically key mark of $13,000 Friday, shaving $3,000 from its value in less than 12 hours.
- Ripple briefly retook its place as the third-largest cryptocurrency, with a market value of $47 billion, a milestone it reached earlier this month.
- The digital currency sunk as low as $12,504 according to CoinDesk, down from $15,820 less than 12 hours earlier.
- Crystallex International is looking to seize control of U.S. refiner Citgo Petroleum, which is owned by Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA.
- See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.
- Goldman Sachs is planning to get into the business of trading digital currencies, Bloomberg reports, citing sources familiar with the matter.
- Bob Pisani reviews Art Cashin's predictions for 2017 from last year.
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