About 72.43% of the community votes went against CoinShares' proposal to invest MakerDAO’s funds into various traditional assets

About 72.43% of the community votes went against CoinShares' proposal to invest MakerDAO’s funds into various traditional assets
China witnessed a spike in Covid cases and that has resulted in strict lockdown restrictions in several parts of the country. This triggered widespread protests in China and has possibly pulled the global stock markets lower.
In addition to the turmoil in China, the cryptocurrency markets, which are already in a bear grip, are reeling under pressure from the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by BlockFi and its subsidiaries. Bitcoin (BTC) is down 21% in November, on track to its worst November performance since 2018.
Daily cryptocurrency market performance. Source: Coin360The sharp fall in Bitcoin’s price has drastically reduced the number of wallets holding more than $1 million worth of Bitcoin. There were 112,898 millionaire wallets on Nov. 8, 2021, but Glassnode data shows that as of Nov. 25, only 23,245 wallets boast of a Bitcoin balance worth $1 million or more.
Could the weakness in the S&P 500 index (SPX) pull Bitcoin below $16,000? Let’s study the charts to find out.
The recovery in the S&P 500 index has risen close to the downtrend line. The bears are likely to defend this level as they had done on two previous occasions.

Turmoil in China, concerns over the global economy and BlockFi’s bankruptcy filing are all weighing on crypto markets this week.
The U.S.-based crypto exchange agreed to pay more than $362,000 as part of a deal “to settle its potential civil liability” related to violating sanctions against Iran.
Crypto database shows that most firms are venture capital at 52.8%, followed by hedge funds with 44.3% and then private equity and mutual funds at 2.9%.
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The crypto lender was previously "rescued" by FTX following the LUNA stablecoin collapse.
Bitcoin faces pressure from China, a stock market trend in addition to the FTX fallout.
Bitcoin (BTC) hovered above $16,000 on the Nov. 28 Wall Street open as analysts diverged on what to expect from the next market move.
BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingViewData from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD maintaining the $16,000 support level at the time of writing amid misgivings over China’s impact on risk assets.
After a modestly higher weekly close, the pair still lacked volatility as one commentator warned of a “teleport” toward $12,000 should $16,000 break.
“When it breaks below 16k, it teleports to 12k-14k,” Il Capo of Crypto insisted.
Popular Twitter account Credible Crypto asked where the volatility had gone, while Crypto Tony likewise identified $16,000 as a line in the sand for his own trading strategy.

There are a number of benefits associated with tokenized government bonds, yet adoption may take time.
There are a number of benefits associated with tokenized government bonds, yet adoption may take time.
The IRCI report states that Australians still believe in Bitcoin and that the boomer demographic is growing in conviction.
A few weeks ago, Binance CEO declared that exchanges moving large amounts of crypto to prove their wallet address is not good news.
The Japanese messaging giant will still continue to support its Line blockchain ecosystem and the Link token despite the ongoing industry challenges.
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The opposition party MPs has questioned the credibility over its failure to protect retail investors from FTX collapse and had demanded data on the extent of losses incurred by the investors.
The opposition party MPs has questioned the credibility over its failure to protect retail investors from FTX collapse and had demanded data on the extent of losses incurred by the investors.
Bitcoin miners face a shakeout, one metric warns as the November monthly close looms for BTC.
Bitcoin (BTC) prepares to exit a grim November just above $16,000 — what could be on the menu for BTC price this week?
In a time of what analyst Willy Woo has called “unprecedented deleveraging,” Bitcoin is far from out of the woods after losing over 20% this month.
The impact of the FTX implosion remains unknown, and warning signs continue to flow in even after the first wave of crypto business bankruptcies.
In particular this week, eyes are on miners, who are seeing profits squeezed by falling spot prices and surging hash rates.
Upheaval is in the air, and should another “capitulation” among miners occur, the entire ecosystem could be in for a further shock.

