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Does anyone have a good resource for key economic dates in regards to crypto, for example the US releasing inflation numbers? submitted by /u/Slow-Burn93 [link] [comments]

The European Central Bank (ECB) is working to harmonize the regulatory framework governing crypto activities and services in the EU. The regulator noted that several regulatory initiatives at the European and international levels are being finalized. ECB’s Regulatory Plan for Crypto Assets The European Central Bank (ECB) outlined its plan to harmonize the regulatory framework […]

I haven't seen this posted on this sub yet, so this might be a PSA for others here, but I am pretty shocked. I keep up with Crypto.com updates, and have posted in the past about changes to staking rates and the like. Today I checked my Exchange app to see that the 10,000 CRO…
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Welcome to the Daily General Discussion thread. Please read the disclaimer and rules before participating.   Disclaimer: Consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading,…
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With the Merge about a month away, I wanted to analyze how we can expect the change to Proof of Stake to impact the circulating supply of ETH. Why is supply important? When supply rises, prices fall. When supply falls, prices rise. Water for irrigation will be much cheaper in a place where it rains…
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Three days before Ethereum’s transition from proof-of-work (PoW) to proof-of-stake (PoS), the world’s largest derivatives marketplace in terms of volume, CME Group, announced plans to list ethereum options. While CME’s ether options product prepares for regulatory review, the company detailed that the options contract will be measured at 50 ether per contract, using the CME […]

Crypto market sentiment had been turning more positive in the month of August, and this had seen the digital assets in the space return double-digit growth in the first week of the month. However, the market has been unable to hold its bullish trend properly, and cryptocurrencies are beginning to shed the gains that they had put on in the first week. While the assets remain largely at positive levels, the gains for last week are noticeably less than the previous week. Weekly Gains Drop Across The Board The weekly gains across the crypto market have been down for the last week. The Small Cap Index still remains the apparent winner through the week, as is expected during such recoveries. But it was in no way close to the gains that were recorded for the prior week. Related Reading: Flippening Forewarning? Ether Options Overtake Bitcoin As The Top Crypto To Trade Small Cap altcoins came out on top with 8% gains for last week. This put it 2% ahead of the Mid and Large Cap Index and 5% better than Bitcoin’s performance. However, it should be taken into account that small cap altcoins possess more volatility compared to the other indexes. Hence the large swings in gains and losses. The Large Cap Index made a surprising move last week by rivaling the returns of the Mid Cap Index. Usually, in cases like these, the Mid Cap tends to outperform alongside the Small Cap, but last week saw it return 6% gains, the same as the Large Cap Index. Bitcoin was the worst performer of the bunch once more. It saw only 3% gains, maintaining a noticeable distance from the rest of the indexes.  Bitcoin Sees Crypto Market Dominance Decline Bitcoin has been seeing its crypto market dominance decline over the last two years. With the entrance of popular cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, the leading asset has had to give up more market share to make room for others. But even with so much market share already taken from the pioneer cryptocurrency, altcoins continue to dig their heels in. Related Reading: Bitcoin And Ethereum Retrace Before Crypto Sentiment Could Reach “Greed” Last week, bitcoin recorded another decline in its market dominance. The 0.42% taken over by altcoins has now dragged bitcoin’s dominance down to the 40% territory. Meanwhile, Ethereum is seeing a growing market share. The altcoin added 0.89% last week, bringing its market dominance above 20% to 20.74% at the time of this writing. Stablecoins are also losing market share as investors begin to take more risks. USDT, USDC, and BUSD all saw declines of 0.03%, 0.17%, and 0.03% respectively. Surprisingly, Dogecoin added 0.15% to its market dominance, while Solana saw a 0.01% addition. The decline has seen more than $50 billion wiped off the crypto market cap, bringing it to $1.10 trillion at the time of writing. Featured image from Analytics Insight, chart from TradingView.com Follow Best Owie on Twitter for market insights, updates, and the occasional funny tweet…

I was scrolling reddit a few minutes ago and suddenly in my feed I see card that says "You've won a free reddit NFT!". I click a button that says "claim" or something to that affect. Honestly felt like it was scam because seeing "you've won!" show up randomly raises some red flags. After clicking…
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