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Month: June 2022
Price analysis 6/13: BTC, ETH, BNB, ADA, XRP, SOL, DOGE, DOT, LEO, AVAX
Bitcoin and altcoins are seeing heavy selling as June 13’s massive unwinding could be the final capitulation-level event before the market finally hits a bottom.
CZ visits Palau to kick off BNB Chain-supported ID NFTs for digital residency program
The tiny country introduced its digital residency program at the beginning of the year in the hope that it will help to retain the youthful […]
The CFTC’s action against Gemini is bad news for Bitcoin ETFs
The lawsuit against Gemini is not about an exchange-traded fund, it’s about how a particular Bitcoin futures contract is being represented.
Here’s how blockchains are helping to advance the global energy grid
Governments and environmentalists are quick to criticize the amount of electricity Bitcoin mining uses, but investors’ growing interest in crypto is leading to positive steps […]
Axie Infinity: AXS price risks deeper losses despite 90% drawdown already
Interestingly, an AXS technical setup also predicts a 2,500% price rally despite the token facing major headwinds ahead.
The total crypto market cap drops under $1.2T, but data show traders are less inclined to sell
An improving Tether discount in Asian markets and positive futures premiums for BTC and ETH suggest a slight recovery is in the making.
Ethereum price enters ‘oversold’ zone for the first time since November 2018
Ether’s price rebounded by nearly 400% after its RSI turned oversold the last time. Will this time be different?
Do Kwon dismisses allegation of cashing out $2.7B from LUNA, UST
The rumor surfaced after a Twitter thread by FatManTerra shared the alleged details on how Kwon, along with Terra influencers, managed to drain funds while […]
What can other algorithmic stablecoins learn from Terra’s crash?
The main problem that led to the fall of Terra was that the reserves appeared to be overcollateralized, but in reality, they weren’t.