Bitcoin’s liquid supply has fallen 30% in 18 months as institutional demand and new reserve strategies tighten the market, Sygnum Bank reports.
Blockchain can end the food fraud crisis, but it’s a costly battle
Blockchain has already played a role in protecting consumers against food fraud, but there are lessons to be learned before it starts to truly pay off.
SEC to shape crypto policy with ‘notice and comment,’ says Atkins
Securities and Exchange Commission chair Paul Atkins told a Senate subcommittee that his approach to crypto “will be done through notice and comment rulemaking, not through regulation by enforcement.”
Coinbase wants Oregon’s ‘copycat’ securities case in federal court
Coinbase has argued that a securities lawsuit from Oregon’s attorney general should be heard in federal court because it’s an attempt to “invade the province of federal law.”
South Korea elects pro-crypto candidate Lee Jae-myung as president
Lee Jae-myung has plans to enable the state pension fund to invest in crypto, approve Bitcoin ETFs, and launch a Korean won-backed stablecoin.
South Korea elects pro-crypto candidate Lee Jae-myung as president
Lee Jae-myung has plans to enable the state pension fund to invest in crypto, approve Bitcoin ETFs, and launch a Korean won-backed stablecoin.
South Korea elects pro-crypto candidate Lee Jae-myung as president
Lee Jae-myung has plans to enable the state pension fund to invest in crypto, approve Bitcoin ETFs, and launch a Korean won-backed stablecoin.
Gold’s rally to $3,360 is beneficial for Bitcoin: Here’s why
Bitcoin price eyes a breakout as a weakening dollar, US debt concerns, and gold limits shift investor focus.
California assembly passes bill to allow crypto payments to state
The California State Assembly passed a bill that would allow state agencies to accept crypto for payment in a unanimous 68-0 vote, which will now head to the Senate.
Bitcoin profit-taking underway as ‘big whales’ continue sell-off
The Bitcoin supply held by whale entities has declined by 40% over the past eight years as profit-taking continues.