Billionaire Investor Says the Crypto Winter will Crash “Weak” Projects
Mark Cuban has said stock and crypto companies sustained by cheap money would be exposed and fold during this financial winter.
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General
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DeFi
Compound Finance Founder Wants DeFi Protocols to be More Transparent
Robert Leshner of Compound Finance protocol said DeFi needs more transparency now than before following collapse of recent crises.
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Ethereum
Ethereum Has over 750k Failed Transactions in the First Half of June
In the first 16 days of June, Ethereum has posted over 750k failed transactions, during which users have spent thousands in Gas fees.
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General
Ripple CEO: We Survive Bear Markets Because We Build Functional Products
Bradley Garlinghouse of Ripple has said they are building products solving real-world problems, explaining why they survive bear markets.
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DeFi
Celsius Network Pays a $47.1 Million Loan, CEL Rallies 100%
CEL, the native token of the Celsius Network, is up a massive 45 percent against the USDT in the past trading day, defying gravity.
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Exchange
Crypto.com follows Coinbase to Layoff over 250 Employees
The Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange, Crypto.com plans to lay off off five percent of its workforce, equivalent to 260 employees.
Bitcoin
Crypto News
Crypto Traders in Panic after Binance Temporarily Freezes Bitcoin Withdrawals
Binance sent crypto traders and investors into a panic after temporarily pausing Bitcoin withdrawals for several hours on June 13.
Bitcoin
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Edward Snowden Champions the use of Bitcoin and Crypto
Edward Snowden commented on Bitcoin and crypto utility during the CoinDesk Consensus 2022 conference in Austin, Texas.
Bitcoin
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Bitcoin Miners Unload their BTC Reserves on Falling Prices
Falling Bitcoin prices are forcing miners to liquidate their BTC reserves to cover constant operational expenses like electricity costs.
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General
The U.S. SEC is Losing Top Lawyers, Blame on Gary Gensler
Top U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawyers are reportedly throwing in the towel in droves, frustrated by Gary Gensler.