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Bitcoin open interest is testing a yearly high range of $35B while spot volumes remain skewed towards the sell side, indicating higher downside volatility. 

The attacker used a “proxy” function to swipe victims’ USDC balances, but only a small number of Google login users have been affected.

Ju’s push for “smart regulation” in Web3 aims to curb scams, build trust, and ensure responsible growth, sparking community debate.

Bitcoin exchange app popularity is the latest sign that crypto is seeing a retail renaissance in the US.

XRP shows strength against the US dollar as open interest surges. Is a move beyond $1 realistic? 

AI is accelerating scientific breakthroughs and improving research outcomes. Here are eight projects harnessing its power to improve human life quality.

The Dutch AFM issued warnings about crypto market manipulation, focusing on pump-and-dump schemes ahead of MiCA’s implementation in December.

Lou Jiwei stressed that China must assess cryptocurrency developments, particularly as the US shifts policy on Bitcoin ETFs.

BlackRock, ARK 21Shares and Fidelity’s Bitcoin products led the way with $499 million, $289.5 million and $206.1 million in inflows, respectively.

Bitcoiner Christian Angermayer claimed the United Kingdom’s latest tax proposal for non-doms would be a “huge mistake” and be “a bigger act of national self-harm than Brexit.”

According to crypto security firm Scam Sniffer, 9,145 users were victims of phishing attacks during August 2024, losing funds as a result.

The US is in danger of being left behind by more progressive jurisdictions in Asia, Europe and elsewhere.

Following the collapse of the FTX exchange, the FTT token collapsed by more than 80% and wiped away over $2 billion in customer value. 

Binance founder CZ walks free, former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison sentenced to two years, and more: Hodlers Digest

The crypto world is full of technical terms, some of which are so difficult that almost no one understands them.

Bitcoin has surged past $65,000, boosted by China’s stimulus measures and stablecoin inflows.

John Deaton has discussed his stance on US Federal Reserve CBDCs, regulatory clarity and government accountability in his Senate run.

Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick advocates for Bitcoin to be classified as a commodity, citing its similarities to gold and oil.

Most of August was spent in “Fear” on the Crypto Fear & Greed Index, with sentiment hitting a yearly low of 17 on Aug. 6.

Tether says it aided in the recovery of the stolen crypto by freezing the scammers wallets, which the FBI then seized.  

According to a previous Forbes report, Zhao and Binance collectively hold 71% of the roughly 146 million BNB tokens in circulation. 

After four months in jail and social media discretion, CZ is free. What’s next for the former crypto titan who led Binance to the top?

Crypto platforms in Canada are having trouble preparing for new stablecoin regulations. Take your time, the Canadian Securities Administrators said.

Bitfarms and Riot Platforms settle months of corporate disputes with board review, while BlackRock moves for changes to Bitcoin ETF withdrawals. 

Many traders believe Changpeng Zhao’s release will send BNB price into the $700 to $1,000 range, but does BNB Chain activity support this view? 

Binance founder and former CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao is the wealthiest person to serve jail time in the US, with current net worth estimated more than $60 billion.

He served four months in federal prison for charges including alleged violations of United States Anti-Money Laundering rules.

CCData estimates stablecoins will lose approximately $625 million in interest income for each 50-basis point cut. Further cuts in 2024 could reduce annual revenue by as much as $1.5 billion.

Bitcoin’s break above $65,000 and solid buying in-the-spot BTC ETFs have traders convinced that the bull market is back in full swing.

In 2022, Mango Markets suffered a high-profile exploit perpetrated by Avraham Eisenberg that drained the platform of $100 million.