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Bitwise CIO believes market has not priced in future demand for Bitcoin post-halving
[ad_1] Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan cast doubt on whether current prices truly capture the potential impact of increased demand following Bitcoinâs upcoming halving based on the Efficient Markets Hypothesis (EMH). Hougan raised critical questions about the limitations of EMH in anticipating what the market will be like post-halving. He pointed out that while EMH suggests that…
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Bitcoin resilient above $64,000 as halving nears, defies broader market downturn
[ad_1] Available exclusively via Dial H for Halving: Unpacking the technicalities of Bitcoinâs halving Andjela Radmilac · 4 days ago CryptoSlate’s latest market report dives deep into the Bitcoin halvings, exploring its technical underpinnings, the historical context of previous halvings, and their long-term impacts on the network. [ad_2] Source link
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Bitcoin ETFs experience fifth consecutive trading day of outflows
[ad_1] Available exclusively via Dial H for Halving: Unpacking the technicalities of Bitcoinâs halving Andjela Radmilac · 4 days ago CryptoSlate’s latest market report dives deep into the Bitcoin halvings, exploring its technical underpinnings, the historical context of previous halvings, and their long-term impacts on the network. [ad_2] Source link
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Hedgey Finance hit by $44.5 million crypto theft across Arbitrum and Binance networks
[ad_1] Token infrastructure platform Hedgey Finance lost approximately $44.5 million of digital assets within two hours across Ethereumâs layer-2 network Arbitrum and Binance Smart Chain. In an April 19 statement shared with CryptoSlate, blockchain security firm Cyvers explained that a malicious attacker exploited Hedgeyâs âcreateLockedCampaignâ function using flash-loaned funds to siphon off the funds. A…
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Single Bitcoin transaction just cost $17,468 as halving nears
[ad_1] Available exclusively via Dial H for Halving: Unpacking the technicalities of Bitcoinâs halving Andjela Radmilac · 4 days ago CryptoSlate’s latest market report dives deep into the Bitcoin halvings, exploring its technical underpinnings, the historical context of previous halvings, and their long-term impacts on the network. [ad_2] Source link
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Bitcoin halving interest higher than ever with under 12 hours left to go
[ad_1] With less than 12 hours remaining until the next Bitcoin halving, online interest in the event has hit its highest rate, according to detailed tracking information provided by blockchain analytics platform Santiment. Santiment is tracking social volume and dominance around the event, with volume spiking to its second-highest level ever and dominance reaching a…
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Tether coming to Telegram through TON blockchain amid $11 billion wider minting spree
[ad_1] Stablecoin issuer Tether confirmed to CryptoSlate its expansion of US dollar-backed USDT and gold-backed XAUT stablecoins onto The Open Network (TON) blockchain, according to an April 19 statement. The move aims to enhance the utilization of stablecoins for cross-border and peer-to-peer transactions among the 900 million users of the TON-related Telegram messaging application. According…
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FTX empties FTT treasury wallet, transferring assets worth over $250 million
[ad_1] The bankrupt FTX exchange emptied its FTT treasury account to a new wallet address on April 18. Arkham Intelligenceâs dashboard showed that the transferred assets from the FTT Treasury wallet include 195.87 million FTT tokens valued at approximately $247 million, 1,938 ETH valued at around $6 million, and 6.36 million JOE tokens worth $3.25…
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Bitcoin soars to $65,000 as Israel-Iran sparring looks to conclude
[ad_1] Bitcoinâs price momentarily exceeded $65,000 as the market reacted to seemingly reducing geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran. During the past week, the crypto industry slumped amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and plunged again in the early hours as news broke of Israelâs retaliation on Iran. However, following the muted response from…
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SEC claims Justin Sun’s alleged visits to US grant it personal jurisdiction to pursue legal action
[ad_1] The US SEC filed an amended complaint in its case against Justin Sun and other defendants on April 18, arguing that Justin Sunâs alleged visits to the US should grant it the jurisdiction required to pursue legal action. The regulator alleged that Sun âtraveled extensivelyâ to the US while he and several companies carried…