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Article snippet: Good Friday. Here’s what we’re watching: • One of bitcoin’s biggest champion has had a change of heart. • Prosecutors are said to be seeking Kushner records from Deutsche Bank. • Add BofA to the list of companies passing along some of their tax windfall to employees. • A bad day for Bitcoin, just as more people are trying to pile in. • AT&T and Time Warner change the deadline for their $85.4 billion deal. Want this in your own email inbox? Here’s the sign-up. A note to readers: This is the last DealBook Briefing for 2017. Thanks for reading and for your feedback — we’ve appreciated every single comment and email. We’ll have more in store when we return on Jan. 2. Happy holidays! Michael Novogratz, the former Fortress executive, told Bloomberg that he was shelving plans for a cryptocurrency hedge fund and said Bitcoin will fall to $8,000. Mr. Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital Assets Fund was due to start on Dec. 15. Bitcoin has fallen more than 40 percent the past four days. It hit a low of $10,776 Friday, down from $19,511 on Monday. The digital currency has since rebounded from its low and was recently at $13,268. Ben Protess, Jessica Silver-Greenberg and David Enrich of the NYT report that Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have sought bank records about entities associated with the family company of Jared Kushner.Click here to read the full story. The WSJ is reporting that Bank of America is handing out $1,000 bonuses to about 145,000 employees who earn up to $150,... Link to the full article to read more