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FTX faces backlash after proposed estimation of customers’ Bitcoin at $16k
[ad_1] Bankrupt FTXÂ seeks court approval to estimate its customersâ digital asset claims in U.S. dollars, according to a Dec. 27 court filing. The exchange clarified that the action was essential to prevent any hindrance in the bankruptcy proceeding, adding that: âThe liquidation of every individual Claim in respect of a Digital Asset is impractical and…
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Bitcoin SV surges with 50% jump amid broader Bitcoin forks uptrend
[ad_1] Bitcoin SV led CryptoSlateâs top gainers list for Dec. 28 after rallying over 50% during the past day to reach a yearly high of $95 before retreating to $89 as of press time. This price performance continues a broadly positive week for the cryptocurrency, up 80% during the past week and 109% on the…
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Court grants final approval for $225M Celsius mining company, steers clear of securities ruling
[ad_1] The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York approved the implementation of the âMiningCo Transactionâ for Celsius and its affiliated debtors as part of the Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings on Dec. 27. This order, enacted by Chief Judge Martin Glenn, marks a critical juncture in the restructuring efforts of Celsius…
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Over $1.2 billion in Bitcoin profits cashed out by short-term holders
[ad_1] Quick Take CryptoSlate reported on Dec. 27 an intriguing trend observed among short-term holders (STH) of Bitcoin, based on data from Dec. 26. While STHs, who’ve held Bitcoin for less than 155 days, sent $2 billion worth of Bitcoin to exchanges, the majority of them sending Bitcoin at a loss. Despite this apparent setback,…
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A fortnight of dominance as Bitcoin fees continue to surpass Ethereum
[ad_1] Quick Take Bitcoin transaction fees continue to eclipse Ethereum after consistently outperforming for over two weeks. This evolution has raised several important questions about the Bitcoin landscape. With Bitcoin fees reaching a high of $12 million on Dec. 27 and maintaining a steady seven-day average of $11 million, the implications for miners are significant. The…
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Bitcoin mining stocks dwarf Bitcoinâs gains amid short squeeze buzz
[ad_1] Quick Take Bitcoin mining stocks have seen a remarkable performance in 2023, outpacing Bitcoin’s already impressive 160% YTD surge. Key mining players, including Hive and Marathon Digital Holdings, have recorded skyrocketing growth figures at an astonishing 274% and 767% YTD, respectively. Data from Fintel points to an intriguing phenomenon – a significant percentage of…
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Bitcoin mining stocks account for 25% of shares traded for top large caps, outperforming BTC into new year
[ad_1] Yesterdayâs stock market, Dec. 27, reflected a surge in investor interest in Bitcoin-related stocks ahead of potential ETF approvals. Bitcoin mining companiesâ stocks soared, outstripping the cryptocurrencyâs gains amidst anticipating an imminent spot Bitcoin ETF approval. Marathon (MARA) led the charge as trading volumes swelled, surpassing even Teslaâs activity on the trading floor. Per…
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Coinbase Bitcoin reserves hit lowest level since 2015 as 30,000 BTC departs
[ad_1] Quick Take In the world of digital asset exchanges, Coinbase holds a unique position as a preferred choice for U.S. institutions, partly due to its status as a publicly traded company. It also serves as the principal custodian for the spot Bitcoin ETFs, currently under consideration by the SEC. However, as 2023 draws to…
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Cathie Wood’s ARK exits Grayscale GBTC entirely as spot ETF anticipation rises
[ad_1] Cathie Woodâs asset management firm ARK Investâs Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW) sold all its positions in Grayscaleâs Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) on Dec. 27 and purchased $92 million worth of ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO), according to the companyâs latest trade filing. ARK divesting positions in COIN and GBTC The trading activity continues a…
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New York Times sues Microsoft, OpenAI for alleged copyright infringement
[ad_1] The New York Times (NYT) Company has taken legal action against Microsoft Corporation and various entities associated with OpenAIÂ for alleged infringement on its intellectual property. The lawsuit, filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, alleges that Microsoft and OpenAI used NYTâs copyrighted material to train their artificial…