Go here to Read this Fast! Here’s why the Ethervista, Uniswap, and AAVE are rising
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Here’s why the Ethervista, Uniswap, and AAVE are rising
Go here to Read this Fast! Here’s why the Ethervista, Uniswap, and AAVE are rising
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Here’s why the Ethervista, Uniswap, and AAVE are rising
Go here to Read this Fast! Anchorage announces custody support for Bitcoin L2 Stacks
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Anchorage announces custody support for Bitcoin L2 Stacks
Go here to Read this Fast! CFTC: Uniswap allowed illegal digital asset derivatives trading
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CFTC: Uniswap allowed illegal digital asset derivatives trading
Go here to Read this Fast! Further downswings for ADA, XRP; New presale token defies bearish trends
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Further downswings for ADA, XRP; New presale token defies bearish trends
Go here to Read this Fast! 5 years later, Pi Network’s mainnet launch remains elusive
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5 years later, Pi Network’s mainnet launch remains elusive
Go here to Read this Fast! Injective launches tokenized index tracking BlackRock’s BUIDL fund
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Injective launches tokenized index tracking BlackRock’s BUIDL fund
Go here to Read this Fast! Red alert: Toncoin price flips key support as death cross nears
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Red alert: Toncoin price flips key support as death cross nears
Two major technology companies—Siemens and Samsung—have made significant strides in the crypto sector, each advancing their involvement in different ways. Siemens issues €300 million digital bond. German technology giant Siemens launched its second digital bond, valued at €300 million, on a public blockchain, according to a Sept. 4 statement. The bond, set to mature in […]
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Siemens and Samsung ramp up Web3 moves with digital bonds and startup investments
The exchange stablecoin ratio measures the balance between stablecoins held on exchanges and Bitcoin. When this ratio drops sharply, it usually signals a reduction in the amount of stablecoins available on exchanges compared to Bitcoin reserves. It often reflects growing demand for Bitcoin, as traders either convert stablecoins into BTC or withdraw them from exchanges […]
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Low exchange stablecoin ratio hints at strong Bitcoin demand