On May 15, US spot bitcoin ETFs saw robust performance, accruing $303 million in gains over three days. Blackrock's IBIT observed zero inflows, while Grayscale's GBTC recorded $27 million inflows. FBTC led with $131 million inflows, emphasizing a competitive landscape among ETFs.
Xu LinWhale loses 1,155 BTC ($71M) in sophisticated hack, highlighting crypto security risks. Hacker exploits phishing tactic, underscores importance of offline key generation, hardware wallets, and cautious transaction practices. Tips include verifying addresses, conducting test transfers, and exploring multi-signature methods for added security.
Huang BoToncoin [TON] emerges as strong competitor to Bitcoin [BTC] in Layer 1 Network. Toncoin outperforms BTC with 160% gain, higher active addresses. Despite surge, trader sentiment sours, contrasting Bitcoin's positive sentiment.
EdmundBracebridge Capital invests $363 million in Bitcoin ETFs, joining institutional trend. Wisconsin becomes first local government to disclose Bitcoin investment. Major institutions like JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, BNP Paribas, and BNY Mellon also enter crypto space.
Xu LinBitcoin soared past $64,000 on May 15, driven by reduced core inflation in the US. Market reactions were mixed, with cautious optimism from Chair Jerome Powell. Despite economic uncertainties, Bitcoin maintained strong momentum, reflecting its sensitivity to global indicators.
Huang BoBitcoin experienced fluctuations throughout the day, initially surging before declining during Jerome Powell's speech. However, it rebounded after news of Wisconsin's Bitcoin ETF investment. The release of crucial CPI data impacted both Bitcoin and the Dollar (DXY).
Xu LinRenewed investor confidence in Bitcoin amid inflation concerns, highlighted by a significant 70,000 BTC purchase after a 1 million BTC sell-off. BTC's fixed supply and stability above $60,000 reinforce its role as a hedge against inflation.
Xu LinPowell assures strong US economy and gradual inflation control, impacting Bitcoin briefly. Investors remain vigilant.
EdmundOKX expands into Australia, offering spot and derivatives trading. Focus on compliance and transparency aligns with global strategy. Direct AUD trading available, plans to broaden token offerings. Australian market shows growing crypto interest. Regulatory scrutiny increases amid efforts to combat tax evasion. ASX considering Bitcoin ETF approval, potentially boosting crypto adoption further.
Huang BoCoinshares' weekly report: $130M inflow in crypto products, US sees $135M inflow, Grayscale lowest outflow since Jan. Bitcoin gains $144M, Ethereum outflows due to ETF speculation. Altcoins mixed: Solana $5.9M inflow, Ethereum outflows. Regional trends: US $135M inflow, Germany $14.9M outflow.
Edmund2023 sees a significant decline in cryptocurrency thefts, with DeFi platforms breathing a sigh of relief. Chainalysis's report sheds light on improved security measures and a quieter DeFi landscape. Yet, the future holds questions, as a potential revival in DeFi activities might reignite cybercriminal interests.
WeiliangLazarus Group's sophisticated hacking operations continue to plague the crypto world, accounting for a significant portion of 2023's crypto thefts. Their actions not only reflect the ongoing threats in the digital finance realm but also the need for concerted global efforts to counter such cybercrimes.
Huang BoThe Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacking entity, has raised global cybersecurity concerns by amassing a substantial $3 billion through sophisticated cryptocurrency heists.
Hui XinIn a concerning trend, cybercriminals are increasingly utilising AI tools to craft convincing deepfake representations of celebrities to deceive fans into parting with their money and crypto.
KikyoIn a recent statement, Elon Musk, the head of the popular X app (formerly known as Twitter), addressed rumors about the platform's potential creation of its own cryptocurrency.
DavinUnprecedented worldwide adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology is being driven by significant investments.
NulltxN. Korean hackers employ thousands of shadow workers that pose as recruiters or potential employees to infiltrate crypto firms.
OthersNulltxNulltxThe cryptocurrency lending platform Babel Finance finally reached a debt agreement with counterparties. Before now, the firm had experienced some ...
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