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MILAN (Reuters) -Shares in Italy's top-flight soccer club Juventus rallied on Friday, after cryptocurrency firm Tether said it had become a minority shareholder, without disclosing the size of its stake. Turin-based Juventus is controlled by Italy's Agnelli family through their investment company Exor, which holds a 64% stake in Italy's most successful club. The holding did not sell any shares to Tether, a spokesperson said.

Your day-ahead look for Feb. 14, 2025

Since September, short-term holders have accumulated over 1.5 million bitcoin.

Dogecoin's price is down 47% since highs witnessed in November.

The firm’s shares surged after Donald Trump’s election victory as a result of the positive outlook for cryptocurrency regulation.

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U.S. mining companies are facing significant delays in receiving Bitcoin mining equipment from Bitmain due to tighter scrutiny from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).