Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor reverses remarks on self-custody after backlash
“I support self-custody for those willing and able,” said Saylor in a new post after encouraging “big bank” custody in an interview earlier this week.
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‘Can it get any easier?’ Bitcoin whales dictate when to buy and sell BTC
Whale buying and selling has effectively told traders how to position their bids and asks, data reveals. 408 Total views 5 Total shares Bitcoin (BTC) left both long and short traders behind in May and June, but data suggests trading it may be “easier” than many imagine.According to on-chain analytics resource Whalemap, Bitcoin whales have…

KlimaDAO increases carbon offset stash by 50% in two months
The carbon offset accumulating DAO on Polygon has rapidly increased the amount of offsets it has in its treasury by increasing spending and diversifying its source of offsets. 615 Total views 20 Total shares Carbon offset protocol KlimaDAO has now accrued over 14 million on-chain carbon offsets and is causing waves in the more traditional…

Elon Musk tells advertisers trying to ‘blackmail’ X — ‘Go fuck yourself’
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is making the headlines again, this time for an expletive-laden outburst on live TV at an annual conference hosted by The New York Times.Speaking at the 2023 DealBook Summit in New York on Nov. 29, Elon Musk, the owner of micro-blogging platform X (formerly Twitter), lashed out at advertisers leaving the

Bitcoin turning 12: From the Genesis block to Wall Street adoption
Satoshi Nakamoto, the unknown Bitcoin creator, released the first client network on this day 12 years ago, officially kickstarting what is perhaps the greatest monetary revolution of the 21st century. Six days prior, on Jan. 3, 2009, Satoshi mined the Genesis block, known as #0, coding it into the software. Unlike the subsequent blocks in the…

Why is XRP price up today?
Institutional inflows are primarily driving XRP alongside the rest of the crypto market today, with increasing whale holdings furthering the bullish outlook.

Judge Ends Freeze on Charlie Shrem’s Assets in Winklevoss Lawsuit
Judge Jed Rakoff has ruled to end the freeze on Charlie Shrem’s assets in a lawsuit brought against him by the Winklevoss brothers, Bloomberg reports Nov. 8.In a case unsealed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York earlier this month, the Winklevoss twins allege that Shrem took part of their…

Japanese firm Metaplanet issues $13.3M in bonds to buy more Bitcoin
Metaplanet issued 2 billion yen ($13.3 million) in zero-interest bonds to capitalize on Bitcoin’s recent price dip and increase its BTC holdings. 2083 Total views 3 Total shares Metaplanet — a Japanese firm following in Strategy’s footsteps by focusing on accumulating Bitcoin — issued 2 billion Japanese yen ($13.3 million) of bonds to buy more

Coinbase Exec Denies Plans for IPO ‘Any Time Soon,’ Reveals Plans to Add up to 300 Coins
Major U.S. cryptocurrency exchange and wallet provider Coinbase will not perform an initial public offering (IPO) “any time soon,” the company’s President and COO Asiff Hirji told Bloomberg today, Oct. 31.Speaking to Bloomberg TV, Hirji, who himself was the first to hint about the potential for an IPO in 2017, said that while the company…