It's a busy week! Firstly, Michael Saylor clarified those comments suggesting big banks should custody Bitcoin, offering the more reasonable take we suspected yesterday. Analysts and pundits debate the effects of a Trump election victory on the price of Bitcoin, with one recent projection being $92K. Despite the FUD, Tesla didn't sell any of its digital asset holdings. Denmark is considering a tax policy change that would tax unrealized gains and losses from crypto. Nigeria finally
drops the charges against a detained Binance executive. And finally, the Lazarus Group launched a fake NFT game that exploited a vulnerability in Google Chrome to steal wallet information!

Further reading:

• Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor reverses remarks on self-custody after backlash
• Trump election victory could push Bitcoin to $92K, says Bitwise exec
• Tesla reveals it didn’t sell any Bitcoin holdings in Q3
• Denmark Tax Council recommends bill to tax unrealized crypto gains
• Nigeria drops money laundering charges against Binance exec
• Lazarus Group exploited Chrome vulnerability with fake NFT game

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