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Bernstein: Bitcoin Underperforming Against Rivals; Vermont Regulator Alleges Celsius Misled Investors

Investment firm Bernstein wrote Tuesday that bitcoin (BTC)'s correlation with other tokens will weaken as its dominance declines. Vermont authorities allege crypto lender Celsius Network misled investors about its financial health. A Tuesday court filing reveals insolvent crypto lender Voyager Digital will auction off the remainder of its assets on Sept. 13 as it moves through the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process.

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