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Cardano Launches First Intermediary-Free Bitcoin DeFi Protocol
Cardano introduces Cardinal, a DeFi protocol allowing direct Bitcoin staking and lending on its network without intermediaries. It uses MuSig2…
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The Blockchain Group Plans to Acquire 260,000 BTC
The Blockchain Group plans to acquire 260,000 Bitcoins over ten years, potentially securing 1% of Bitcoin's supply. This initiative could…
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Early Bitcoin Holders Exploit New Asset Owners: ECB
The European Central Bank claims early Bitcoin holders profit from new investors due to price…
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Net Inflows Exceed $275 Million
On October 18, 2024, American crypto funds saw over $275 million in net inflows, with…
SEC Approves NYSE and Cboe Spot Bitcoin ETF Options
The SEC has approved trading options on spot Bitcoin ETFs on NYSE and Cboe, enhancing…
Craig Wright Files $1.2 Billion Lawsuit Against Bitcoin Developers
Craig Wright sues Bitcoin Core developers for $1.2 billion, claiming SegWit and Taproot updates deviate…
Kraken Plans to Launch Wrapped Bitcoin kBTC
Kraken plans to launch kBTC, a wrapped Bitcoin token on Ethereum and Optimism, backed 1:1…
Morgan Stanley Sells $270M in Grayscale Bitcoin ETF Shares
Morgan Stanley has shifted its Bitcoin strategy, selling $270 million in Grayscale Bitcoin ETF shares…
Marathon Digital CEO Discusses Risks of Bitcoin Miners Shifting to AI
Fred Thiel, CEO of Marathon Digital, warns that AI's rapid expansion mirrors the early 2000s…
Capital Inflows Boost U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum Spot ETFs
On October 16, 2024, US Bitcoin ETFs saw $458.54 million in inflows, led by IBIT…
Bitcoin Price Surges Above $68,000: Key Milestone Achieved
Bitcoin's price has surged past $68,000, driven by increased institutional investment and rising retail interest.…
Survey: 7.5% of Salvadorans Use Bitcoin for Transactions
El Salvador's Bitcoin legalization has seen only 7.5% adoption among citizens. Despite this, President Bukele…