Crypto Markets Navigate $100 Billion Loss: A New Normal?
Cryptocurrency market sees a $100 billion drop, reflecting new norms in market corrections and leverage dynamics.
BrianCryptocurrency market sees a $100 billion drop, reflecting new norms in market corrections and leverage dynamics.
BrianInvestors in Australia are counting losses in the wake of crypto investment schemes, such as HyperFund and HyperVerse, escaping regulatory scrutiny despite international alerts branding them as potential scams. The schemes, led by Sam Lee and Zijing "Ryan" Xu, founders of the now-collapsed Blockchain Global, have left thousands globally unable to withdraw funds. Concerns arise about Australia's regulatory role in warning investors and addressing high-risk schemes.
JoyThe European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde once again emphasised the high risks associated with engaging in cryptocurrency investments during her speech at The Euro 20 Plus.
OliveRavi Menon, Managing Director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), asserted that cryptocurrencies have fallen short as digital money, lacking stability as a medium of exchange or store of value.
AaronNew Glassnode Insights help us explain what was one of the craziest week's of the year in crypto.
CryptoSlateYield-generating app Stablegains, which is facing a lawsuit that lost about $44 million worth of user funds in the Terra crash, has previously said it allocated the funds to "multiple stablecoins."
CointelegraphBancor 3 will feature Instant Impairment Loss (IL) protection, an unlimited staking pool, and an Omnipool that provides a share of fees generated across the platform.
CointelegraphThe address associated with the hack has managed to steal 206,809 BNB from Qubit’s QBridge protocol.
CointelegraphA Hacker Targets a Big Name in the DeFi Space, But He May Have Overreached As 'Arthur_0x' Warns, 'You Messed With the Wrong Man.'
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