Spot Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit $39M as BTC Approaches $58,000
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw $39.02 million in inflows, led by Ark’s ARKB fund, as Bitcoin neared $58,000.
Xu LinSpot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw $39.02 million in inflows, led by Ark’s ARKB fund, as Bitcoin neared $58,000.
Xu LineToro will stop trading most cryptocurrencies for U.S. users as part of a $1.5 million settlement with the SEC. The platform will only offer Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum in the U.S., while its global operations remain largely unaffected.
WeatherlyResidents near Granbury, Texas, are protesting Constellation Energy's plan to build a new power plant due to ongoing noise pollution and health issues from Marathon Digital’s nearby Bitcoin mine. The proposed power plant expansion would significantly increase air pollution, exacerbating local concerns about environmental and health impacts.
AnaisCryptoQuant analysis shows that Bitcoin's trend is decoupled from gold, investors seem to favor gold, and cryptocurrencies continue to be in a bearish phase.
WeiliangBitcoin has been legal tender in El Salvador for three years, but many consumers are still reluctant to use it. What’s next?
SanyaOn-chain analyst Embers monitored and found that a whale address withdrew 1,000 bitcoins from Binance, equivalent to approximately US$55.02 million.
MiyukiEllipX will comply with the EU’s MiCA regulations, with plans to add fiat services and offer fee cuts for former Mt. Gox users.
Cheng YuanFor the first time ever, a Scottish court seized Bitcoin from the “technical brains” behind a robbery where a woman was beaten with a Toblerone.This case highlights the evolving nature of criminal activity involving digital currencies, marking a legal milestone in Scotland's approach to cryptocurrency crime.
Cheng YuanBitcoin might face pressure with $15 billion worth of Bitcoin from Mt. Gox and the US government potentially entering the market. Recent trends suggest minimal impact, but September's historically weak performance could continue.
Huang BoA US cryptocurrency ban could lead to market crashes, privacy coin delistings, and increased underground trading. It might also prompt CBDC adoption and regional market fragmentation. Historical parallels show potential volatility.
EdmundStolen funds inflows nearly doubled, from $857 million to $1.58 billion, while ransomware inflows grew by about 2%, from $449.1 million to $459.8 million.
JinseFinanceThese scammers typically fabricate emergency financial scenarios and threaten consumers, and some even refer victims to Bitcoin ATMs.
JinseFinance2022 was the worst year ever for cryptocurrency theft, with $3.7 billion stolen. However, by 2023, stolen funds decreased by approximately 54.3% to $1.7 billion.
JinseFinanceThe decrease in crypto scams could be attributed to the maturation of cybersecurity services in decentralized finance.
BeincryptoCrypto winter forced scammers to switch their tactics.
cryptopotatoWhile many believe the crypto bear market season is the time to build, scammers have always viewed it as otherwise.
BitcoinistHackers are enjoying brisk "sales" this year and the targets seem to be getting aplenty. According to a research, the ...
BitcoinistBlockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has launched a new tool to help monitor transactions and tokens across DeFi protocols and multiple blockchains.
CointelegraphTransaction app Robinhood will use Chainalysis’ compliance monitoring solution, Know-Your-Transaction, as well as its investigative software, Chainalysis Reactor.
CointelegraphBNY Mellon, the world's largest custodian bank, has partnered with blockchain software company Chainalysis to track its users' crypto transactions.
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