Fed’s ‘sugar high’ may propel Bitcoin surge: Arthur Hayes
Arthur Hayes connects Federal Reserve actions to a short-lived economic boost with ripple effects on Bitcoin and broader crypto markets, underscoring risks from yen carry trade unwinds.
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GitHub faces widespread malware attacks affecting projects, including crypto
The developer who found the vulnerability requested developers to sign their revisions with the GPG key to ensure all their revisions on the project can be verified. Major developer platform GitHub faced a widespread malware attack and reported 35,000 “code hits” on a day that saw thousands of Solana-based wallets drained for millions of dollars.The…

Financial Institutions Use Stablecoins to Shake Things Up in 2020
For most people, the word “stablecoin” brings to mind cryptocurrencies like Tether or Libra. However, there are many versions of stablecoins — ranging from those that are backed by fiat money to those that are backed by real assets or even other digital currencies.Simply put, a stablecoin’s main aim is to solve the problem of…

Bitcoin traders eye ‘crucial’ $38K level as BTC price action consolidates higher
Sustained higher levels mean a retreat to $30,000 is looking less and less essential to preserve the bull market. 4326 Total views 8 Total shares Bitcoin (BTC) traded in a higher range on Friday, with analysts keen to see which critical levels would fall next.BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingViewBitcoin escapes fresh losses... for…

Satoshi Didn’t Sign Craig Wright Message, Says Crypto Researcher
Researchers examine whether a message signed by a 2009 miner and calling Craig Wright a fraud may have been signed by Satoshi Nakamoto. 2264 Total views 30 Total shares Yesterday, a Bitcoin (BTC) miner (or multiple Bitcoin miners) signed a message calling Craig Wright a fraud. One of the addresses used had been previously attributed…

No, Bitcoin withdrawals from exchanges are not inherently bullish for crypto
Crypto analysts on X (the social media platform formerly known as Twitter) and in YouTube interviews have been abuzz with talk about the trend of Bitcoin leaving centralized exchanges.On Aug. 29, the quantity of Bitcoin (BTC) held within exchanges saw a decline, reaching its lowest point since January 2018. While various factors might underlie this

Belarus-born crypto platform halts operations for Russians in response to invasion of Ukraine
“In these circumstances we can no longer continue to serve our clients from Russia,” said Vitalii Kedyk, CEO of Currency.com’s Ukraine arm. 413 Total views 12 Total shares Crypto trading company Currency.com has announced it halted operations for clients based in Russia following the country’s “violence and disorder” imposed on the people of Ukraine.In a…

Shiba Inu hints at making Shibarium public soon
The Shibarium community known as Shib Army has taken to X (formerly known as Twitter) to respond enthusiastically to the development. Progress is underway in the field of blockchain technology, with the highly anticipated public launch of the Shibarium layer-2 version happening soon. The Shiba Inu team has announced that the platform is running smoothly and…

Contrarian View: Why Bitcoin Price May Dump After 2020 Halving
Bitcoin’s (BTC) upcoming 2020 halving event has already posted numerous anticipatory headlines as the market waits to see how crypto’s flagship asset will react regarding its price. Additionally, speculators have filled Twitter, commenting that Bitcoin should see a jump in price, as has statedly been the case in the past. In contrast, some of Bitcoin’s charts…