Investors are pouring into Bitcoin ETPs and Doge is extending a rally.

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Bitcoin's ongoing price resurgence has investors worldwide scrambling to take exposure to exchange

traded products tied to the leading cryptocurrency. Global ETPs have

registered a cumulative inflow of over 25,600 BTC, worth over $1.7 billion. The biggest seven-day

tally since July, according to Bold Dot Report. Since October 14th, Bitcoin ETFs have further seen about 1.9 billion

or over 21,400 BTC in net inflows. Dogecoin extending its rally above 13 cents during

Friday's U.S. morning trade after entrepreneur Elon Musk further revealed plans for his proposed Department of

Government Efficiency at a Pennsylvania town hall. The Doge Agency will aim to make government spending

of taxpayer money more efficient while streamlining departments that handle spending. The event

encouraged early voting in a crucial state where Republicans and Democrats are neck and neck,

Doge rising over 9% to a July high and extending one-week gains to over 22%, the highest among all major tokens.

Musk emerging as a key backer of Republican Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

He has donated over $75 million to the American PAC since July

and is scheduled for several campaign appearances in Pennsylvania this month. Sam Altman's World

Coin Project is chopping its name in half to World and debuting a faster, simpler orb 2.0 to scan

the irises of billions of people to create an identity

verification system that lets people prove their humanity anonymously online. People who get their

eyeballs scan receive WLD crypto tokens and a world ID in return. World executives say they are

opening premium verification experiences, essentially

storefronts full of orbs in Buenos Aires and Mexico City. Orbs will pop up in more day-to-day

places like a local coffee shop. People will also be able to summon Orbes to their home through

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