On May 9th, I submitted a critical bug bounty to Chain via Immunefi, who offers up to 5m USD for criticals with "a minimum reward of USD 150 000." Chain immediately said that the repository I submitted a bug for was inactive (despite having merged a bug fix commit about a week ago), yet "this…
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Is gold becoming inflationary? Can Bitcoin replace it as a store of value due to its scarcity and reliability? Are Uganda’s numbers implausible? Questions arise.
Article on xApps apps, why you should switch from multichain to xchain and What Can You Build xApps (pronounced “zaps”) are decentralized applications that perform operations between independent chains/execution environments, Ethereum and Avalanche, Polygon and Polkadot, but also Optimism and Arbitrum, for example… https://blog.connext.network/45cf2705d17e submitted by /u/Witty-Project3411 [link] [comments]
(The old post from minutes ago didn't show up so I deleted it) We all know it's fun to find old posts of "our" sub ("so glad I sold at $400"). Buttcoiners brigading r/cc recently made me look into their history as well! Also please don't go there and comment, it's not worth it. We're…
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When ethereum mining is over, most of the miners will come with ravencoin target 10 usd what is your guess? View Poll submitted by /u/Ceyhunyilmaz34 [link] [comments]
While Bitcoin payments can be processed quite easily by businesses these days there are still some tangible issues that need to be ironed out.
The Top 5 cryptos featured in this article today are taking a heavy blow in the ongoing market pandemonium. Led by Bitcoin and Ethereum – two of the biggest cryptocurrencies in terms of market cap – these five cryptos have been hogging the headlines of late. Investors now wonder when a recovery will occur, as losses continue to mount, sending jitters across the broader crypto space and dampening investor spirit. Here’s a quick look at the Top 5 cryptocurrencies and how much they’ve lost so far: 1 – Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin takes the spot of the Top 5 cryptos with the most losses. Bitcoin is the largest and most popular cryptocurrency in the world. In November of last year, BTC surpassed a market capitalization of $1.27 trillion when one unit reached a price of $69,000, an all-time high. As of this writing, the price of Bitcoin hovers around $20,000. This year, it has lost 57.23 percent of its value. Bitcoin maintained $20,000 for another day on Thursday, despite calls for a 20 percent decline. Bitcoin has lost 57.23 percent of its value. Image: Coingape. 2 – Ether (ETH) Ether (ETH) – at No. 2 on this list – dropped below $1,000 for the first time this month after its value soared 386 percent in the previous year, reaching a record high of $4,812 in November 2021. ETH, the second largest cryptocurrency in the world with a market capitalization of $134 billion, has lost 70 percent of its value since the beginning of the year as of June 23. This year, Ether has experienced the same fate as Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies, bringing its price to its lowest level since January 2021. Suggested Reading | Cosmos (ATOM) Price Swells 12% – Can It Breach Resistance? 3 – Solana (SOL) Solana has lost 78 percent of its value this year, trading at $36.28 as of Thursday, a far cry from its November 2021 all-time high of $258. Solana (SOL) is the ninth largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, at $12.46 billion. In the past 24 hours, SOL has lost 0.51 percent of its market capitalization. The intraday trading session has witnessed a 9.30 percent decline in trade volume. Crypto total market cap at $932 billion on the daily chart | Source: TradingView.com 4 – Terra (LUNA) On April 4, Luna reached an all-time high of $116, with a market capitalization of more than $40 billion. During the period between May 4 and 12, the price of the token plummeted from $86 to $0.0041. Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, told the Wall Street Journal this week that he lost nearly all of his wealth in the market fall. As of Thursday, LUNA is currently valued at $0.00005682 and has been renamed Terra Classic. Suggested Reading | Stepn GST Token Slides 97% – Despite Fitness App Having 3M Users 5 – TerraUSD Last month, TerraUSD slipped below the US dollar, and attempts to return it to its $1 peg failed. It depreciated to $0.69 before entering what is known as a “death spiral” and lost all value. LUNA is now within the five decimal points adjacent to zero. Bloomberg reported on June 9 that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is examining whether the marketing of TerraUSD prior to its collapse violated federal investor protection requirements. Featured image from Analytics Insight, chart from TradingView.com
The 200-week moving average is back on the menu for BTC/USD, but altcoins are shining as the week ends.
On June 27, Coinbase Derivatives Exchange (formerly Fairx exchange) announced it will launch its first crypto derivatives investment vehicle pegged to the value of 1/100th of a bitcoin. The new “nano bitcoin futures” product will be listed under the ticker “BIT.” Coinbase derivatives are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Coinbase Introduces BIT, […]
