Silicon Valley Bank's Parent Company Files for Bankruptcy, Bitcoin Rallies.

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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have rallied as Silicon Valley Bank's former parent company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and stocks dipped amid fears of a banking crisis. The stock market isn't moving in tandem with cryptocurrencies, as U.S. equities and bank shares slid due to fears of a potential banking crisis. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation denying reports that prospective purchasers of Signature Bank would have to stop doing business with crypto sparked investor confidence in digital assets.
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- SVB Financial files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with about $2.2 billion of liquidity MarketWatch
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