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Brazil’s crypto landscape is booming as average investments rise and stablecoins gain traction among investors.
Bitmine is rapidly increasing its Ethereum holdings, aiming to control 5% of the total supply by employing a variety of trading strategies, driving both interest and concern within the crypto community.
Hyundai’s headquarters faced evacuation as a bomb threat demanded a staggering Bitcoin ransom, echoing a troubling rise in cyber extortion cases across South Korea.
A new report from Fundstrat outlines potential downturns for Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana, contrasting sharply with previous bullish views from key executives.
A vintage policy shift in Japan fuels Bitcoin’s rise, with experts predicting limited further actions ahead.
A recent attack has seen $50 million in USDT stolen due to a sophisticated address-poisoning scam, highlighting the risks cryptocurrency users face.
This week in crypto saw significant regulatory proposals from the SEC, the dismantling of a counterfeit crypto operation in South Korea, and Poland making strides towards crypto legislation.
The price of Bitcoin is showing signs of significant weakness, raising concerns over a potential drop to $80,000 if critical support fails. Analysts point to multiple indicators foreshadowing a bearish trend.
While serving his prison sentence, Sam Bankman-Fried has reportedly taken on an unusual role, offering legal advice to fellow inmates, including a former president of Honduras.
A significant increase in young investors in Brazil is shifting the focus from volatile cryptocurrencies to safer options like stablecoins and digital bonds.