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Senator Lummis ‘deeply concerned’ by Biden administration’s actions against DeFi, non-custodial wallets
[ad_1] Senator Cynthia Lummis expressed deep concern regarding recent actions by the Biden administration, which she perceives as a threat to the principles of the Bitcoin network and the broader DeFi sector. In a statement released on May 1, Lummis criticized the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) latest legal interpretations, which argue that non-custodial software platforms…
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Bitcoin fights to get above $58,000 as Fed maintains unchanged rates
[ad_1] Quick Take The Federal Reserve has opted to maintain the fed funds rate within the range of 5.25% to 5.50%. Preceding this decision, Bitcoin experienced a decline from approximately $64,000 to a low of around $56,500. Presently, Bitcoin is trading at approximately $58,000. BTCUSD: (Source: TradingView) Following the decision, notable movements have been observed…
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Tether reports record $4.52 billion profit in Q1 despite shrinking market share
[ad_1] Stablecoin issuer Tether (USDT) achieved a historic net profit of $4.52 billion in the first quarter despite facing a significant drop in market share. Record net profit According to the attestation report shared with CryptoSlate, the firm’s substantial profits chiefly originated from its US Treasury holdings, supplemented by gains from its Bitcoin and gold…
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Bitcoin’s recent decline mirrors past cycle trends
[ad_1] Quick Take Bitcoin has undergone a correction of approximately 23% from its peak of $73,600 in March. Analyzing historical cycles can offer valuable perspectives on its current price dynamics. Glassnode data indicates that Bitcoin is presently down by 12% from its 2021 peak, established in April 2021. This positions it between the trajectories of…
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Liquidation heatmap shows volatility ahead as Bitcoin drops to $57k
[ad_1] Monitoring liquidation levels is crucial during periods of price volatility, as they indicate where significant price movements can occur due to forced sell-offs or buy-ins. Tools like Coinglass’s liquidation heatmap are invaluable as they visually represent where the market holds large amounts of leveraged positions, identifying potential price points where forced liquidations will occur…
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Bitcoin ETFs endure outflows, totaling $635 million over five trading days
[ad_1] Quick Take Farside data shows that Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced another outflow of $161.6 million on April 30. Currently, BTC ETFs are seeing a joint record stretch of outflows, with investors pulling money for the fifth consecutive trading day on April 30. Over this five-day period, the total outflow has reached a…
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Bitcoin faces potential miner capitulation as hash rate continues to drop
[ad_1] Quick Take CryptoSlate’s analysis sheds light on the anticipated hash rate adjustment, with historical trends indicating a potential 20% decrease post-halving. Past cycles reflect significant hash rate corrections: 39% in 2012, 11% in 2016, and 26% in 2020. As of 2024, we’ve observed a 6% decline so far, taking the hash rate from 649…
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Restrictive OTC regulations for institutions amid Hong Kong ETF launch
[ad_1] Hong Kong has emerged as a key player in the race to become Asia’s premier crypto hub, as it launched the region’s first spot crypto ETFs on April 30 with a day-one inflow of over $130 million across Bitcoin and Ethereum. To gain deeper insight into the implications of this milestone and Hong Kong’s…
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Bitcoin begins May with plunge to two-month low as crypto market sees widespread losses
[ad_1] The crypto market started the new month of May in red, with Bitcoin’s price plunging to a two-month low of under $56,500. This decline extends the downtrend from April, marking Bitcoin’smost challengingt month since the November 2022 crash triggered by the collapse of the FTX exchange. Red market According to CryptoSlate’s data, Bitcoin’s price…
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Google US market share drops below 80%, lowest since 2009 as Bing AI usage spikes
[ad_1] According to the latest data from web analytics firm StatCounter, Google’s share of the North American search market has fallen to its lowest point since 2009, with Bing and Yahoo making notable gains. As of April 2024, Google’s share is 79.89%, while Bing and Yahoo have captured 11.86% and 6.33% of the market, respectively.…