Bitcoin price sells off after hot CPI print, but $100K remains in sight
Bitcoin corrects after a shocking CPI print, potential BTC miner sell pressure and concerning macroeconomic developments.
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American blockchain firm Near has raised over $12 million in its Series A round from a range of high-profile investors, including Coinbase Ventures and Pantera, according to a press release on July 10.Near — a startup that develops a public, proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain focused on usability and scalability — has secured $12.1 million from industry…

New report: El Salvador Bitcoin pump failed to attract smart money, for now
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Crypto founders should stop chasing narratives and start creating them
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UN Official: Cryptocurrency Makes Criminals Harder to Catch
Neil Wals, chief of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Global Cybercrime Program, warned that cryptocurrencies have made combating money laundering significantly harder.Australian news outlet ABC reported on Aug. 29 that Wals said cryptocurrencies make fighting cybercrime, money laundering and financing of terrorism harder. Wals expressed the idea that criminals using crypto assets include…

Raydium token RAY ‘falling off a cliff’ as Pump.fun rumored as testing AMM
Raydium’s token has dropped 25% after an onchain sleuth said they found Pump.fun was making a protocol that could cut off a source of the DEX’s revenue.