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Charts Courtesy of Coin360.comJuly 20 — Bitcoin (BTC) has retaken the $11,000 price point on the heels of a turbulent week. Charts Courtesy of Coin360.comAfter a bull market at the end of June brought the price of BTC to almost $14,000, the coin had largely been maintaining between $10,000 and $13,000 for most of the past…

The third Bitcoin (BTC) halving has settled, and the Bitcoin network has just experienced its first difficulty adjustment post third halving. The difficulty has decreased from 16.1 trillion to 15.14 trillion, which is about a 6% downward adjustment, providing miners who have survived so far with some relief. Bitcoin network hash rate experienced a significant decline…

The billionaire investor believes DeFi degeneracy can be harnessed for the purpose of environmental social governance. 1561 Total views 11 Total shares Famed billionaire and reality TV star, Mark Cuban, has revealed he is using blockchain technology to lock up carbon offsets on the Polygon network.In a Nov. 13 tweet, the billionaire blockchain enthusiast revealed…

Australia’s spot Bitcoin ETFs could see $3 billion to $4 billion of inflows within the first three years, according to Monochrome CEO Jeff Yew.

Cryptocurrency exchange OKEx founder Star Xu has today, September 12, hit back at allegations of fraud after conflicting reports over why Chinese law enforcement summoned him to a police station for 24 hours Monday.According to multiple local media sources, Xu, also the CEO of OKCoin, had faced problems at his hotel from a group of…

The Norwegian central bank aims to find a preferred CBDC solution through new technical tests. 1601 Total views 18 Total shares The Norwegian central bank, Norges Bank, is set to test various technical solutions for a central bank digital currency following years of research.Norges Bank officially announced Friday that it will be conducting CBDC tests…

Elliptic, the firm which Wall Street Journal sourced the data from, said it was “pleased” to see the news outlet acknowledge its mistakes. 175 Total views 2 Total shares The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has partially corrected an article whic mischaracterized the extent to which Hamas and other militant groups have been funding its terrorism