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Ethereum Price is Plunging, But It’s Too Early to Say Uptrend Is Over
Ethereum price extended its decline below the $1,850 level against the US Dollar. ETH could continue to move down if it stays below the $1,880 resistance.
Ethereum remained in a bearish zone and traded below $1,850.
The price is trading below $1,850...
Aussie crypto exchange kicks off US expansion despite ‘regulatory risk’
“Where other exchanges see regulatory risk, we see opportunity,” said Coinjar CEO and co-founder Asher Tan in a recent interview.
Sotheby’s auction house launches on-chain secondary NFT marketplace
The luxury auction house has developed a fully on-chain sales system where users can purchase curated NFTs on the Ethereum and Polygon networks.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin conviction 'strong' as it returns to profit in Q1: CEO
The one-time income tax benefit helped the firm reach a profit of $94 million in the first quarter of 2023.
Level Finance confirms $1M exploit due to buggy smart contract
An attacker manipulated a “claim multiple” bug in a Level Finance smart contract to steal more than 214,000 LVL tokens from the exchange.
Bitcoin hash rates threaten blockchain decentralization
The blockchain industry is facing a massive power imbalance — just like the traditional finance industry.
Industry heavyweights respond to UK’s crypto asset regulatory framework proposal
HM Treasury was directed to problem spots that may need refinement, but the basic principles of its approach were heartily welcomed.
Liquid staking solutions now have more TVL than DEXs: DefiLlama
From April 13 to May 1, TVL on decentralized exchanges declined by $1.66 billion while it increased on liquid staking protocols by $280 million.
Scientists in Texas developed a GPT-like AI system that reads minds
A new study demonstrates how the tech underlining ChatGPT can decode brain scans; recent AI progress indicates this could have implications for blockchain and Web3.
Poloniex will pay $7.6M settlement to US authorities for 'apparent violations' of sanctions
OFAC said Poloniex allowed users in Crimea, Cuba, Iran, Sudan, and Syria to conduct digital asset trades, deposits, and withdrawals between January 2014 and November 2019.