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U.S. presidential candidates have won or lost key states by as little as 11,000 votes, giving crypto users the chance to “move the needle one or two points,” according to Ben Weiss.
Inflows to crypto investment products nearly topped $600 million and reflect traders’ growing interest in Bitcoin and altcoins.
Demand for AI has soared this year, with some experts labeling the adoption of the technology as the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
ZK-proofs are marketed as a miracle cure for many of blockchain’s ills, but some less discussed side effects are introducing fresh risks.
MicroStrategy’s acquisition follows predictions that Bitcoin ETFs could surpass Gold ETFs in assets under management, during the next two years.
While there have been some small steps forward, the worlds of crypto and traditional finance are still oceans apart.
More than 400 Pyth price feeds will be launched on the open-source, proof-of-stake public ledger Hedera.
Circle will provide an in-game wallet and USDC payout support for gaming creators of the metaverse game Overdare.
Meta outlines its strategy to combat the misuse of generative AI in content on its platforms ahead of the European Parliament elections in June 2024.
A wallet address linked to the KyberSwap exploiter was seen transferring $2.5 million from Arbitrum to Ethereum.
A Hong Kong-based crypto exchange has suspended withdrawals for at least three days without warning.
The Saudi government’s Cultural Universe metaverse initiative takes a user through the long history of Saudi Arabia dating back to 1727.
OANDA’s new crypto platform will offer 63 crypto trading pairs to begin with and will expand its services further.
Shrapnel warned users against using “teaming” and “account sharing” strategies to rank higher on the Shrapnel STX leaderboard.
Bitcoin has slowed down into the end of February, and BTC price predictions have broadly lost their bullish slant.
As part of its annual report’s risk disclosures section, Riot Platforms said it expects to continue paying “higher than usual” costs for ASIC miners until the chip crisis is resolved.