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Congress got a crash course on cryptocurrency.

I'm not going to dive deep into all the details but I watched and heard most of today's hearing and thought it went fairly well except for one or two old dinosaur clowns who wanted to be funny and just brought negativity. The short is this. Gary Gensler took a beating. The witnesses and some…
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Crypto crash: Over 60% of investors who borrowed money to buy Bitcoin are now sh**ing themselves

In a study by KIS Finance, it was revealed that over two thirds of cryptocurrency investors borrowed money to make their purchase, rather than using income and/or savings. Overall, more than two thirds (64%) of those who have invested in cryptos, used one or more credit facilities to do so. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and…
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The tech DOT brings to our ecosystem is the same vibes as ETH showing up when crypto was just BTC.

I frequently see confusion regarding the technical details of Polkadot (DOT). Here is a really quick explanation. If you have questions – please ask and I'll try to explain. Okay, so, imagine the history of crypto as it relates to tech advancements in this space. First, there was BTC. This represents mono-chain value transfers. Then,…
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Where stablish rvn news???

Why isn't any news about rvn in any global crypto information like coinmarketcap.com ?! We need to rvn be famous for growing. If people know enough about rvn i think they never invest on something shib or etc … Rvn have so potential but nobody know about it!!! submitted by /u/Successful_Ad1247 [link] …
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ZKVerse: A Gentle Introduction to Zero Knowledge Proofs — Polygon | Blog

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Despite Red Bitcoin, On-Chain Signals Flip Green

Bitcoin on-chain signals have remained green despite the recent red week. Bitcoin’s price had taken a plunge towards $40K and had brought a lot of losses with it as billions of dollars in long positions were liquidated on December 4th in one of the sharpest declines of the year. Mostly this has brought down a number of metrics associated with the asset but on-chain signals remain resistant. On-chain data all ranging from miner revenues, transaction fees, hashrate, and daily transaction volumes have all shown positive trends for bitcoin. None of this has been affected by the price decline. Related Reading | Number Of Bitcoin Lightning Network Nodes Jumps 23% In Three Months Hashrate Continues Recovery Trend Bitcoin hashrate had taken a big heat with the China crackdown on mining that took place earlier in the year. The region had gone from providing about 70% of the mining power to almost zero in a matter of weeks, leaving the hashrate to suffer greatly. This has since been rectified as bitcoin miners have found new locations to resume their mining activities. BTC hashrate recovers post-market crash | Source: Arcane Research Since then, hashrate has been gradually picking back up and in the past week saw a significant increase. Bitcoin hashrate is up for the past seven days after the first difficulty reduction following ten difficulty adjustments. As the difficulty has dropped, so has the profitability of mining activities increased. Given this, more miners have gotten back in the game and set up their mining rigs once more, leading to a rise in hashrate. Arcane Research also reported that this increased hashrate has led to an increase in block production rate. As more miners come back on board, an average of 6.46 blocks have been created each hour in the past week. This represents a significant increase of 11% in the same time frame. BTC loses footing at $50,000 | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com Bitcoin Transaction Fees Rise Bitcoin transactions fees have remained low through the past weeks, but there was a recorded increase in fees in the past seven days. On average, bitcoin transaction fees grew by 33%. This growth however does not do much for miner revenue. Even though fees are up, they are still relatively meager and only bring in about 1.7% of the total miner revenues. Related Reading | Majority Of Bitcoin Investors Got In This Year, Says Grayscale Average transaction value also jumped in the past week. As investors rushed to sell their holdings during the crash, the average transaction volume climbed by 8.3%. This was mostly due to holders who hold larger volumes moving their BTC to exchanges to sell, not only increasing average transaction volume, but also transaction fees at the same time. Bitcoin daily miner revenues in the first week of December was $52,271,223 compared to daily revenues of $49,975,895 from the previous week. Fees per day, as well as transactions per day, were up at $891,499 and 276,680 respectively. Featured image from PSU Watch, charts from Arcane Research and TradingView.com

Foundry Launches Bitcoin Mining Machine Marketplace, US Pool Becomes the World’s Largest Miner

The firm Foundry Digital announced on Wednesday that the business has launched a bitcoin mining rig marketplace called Foundryx. According to Foundry, the company has access to more than 40,000 mining machines that are ready for resale. In addition to the marketplace launch, the company’s mining operation, Foundry USA, has become the world’s largest bitcoin […]

3 reasons why DeFiChain (DFI) price has gained 60% in December

In the last two weeks, DFI price bounced off its swing low and a number of data points suggest the project’s fundamentals will continue to improve.

Dundle.com requests KYC after you pay for your order

They dont tell you you need to verify your identity until you send your payment. Then once they know they have your money they hold it ransom until you submit ID and if you dont submit then they will not return your funds. What a scam. It would have been one thing if they had…
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