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Based on onchain metrics, the Mt Gox funds, once consolidated into a single address holding over $9.6 billion in bitcoin, have now been distributed to three separate addresses as of Tuesday morning. Mt Gox Funds Redistribution An examination of the onchain transfers from the Mt Gox bitcoin cache reveals that the funds have been allocated […]

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Establishing the new role, Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal will increase focus on growing ZK solutions, including Polygon CDK.

The luxury conglomerate has also debuted its internal ChatGPT spinoff exclusively for employees.

In a recent social media post, Stani Kulechov, the founder of Aave, announced that the Aave Network is expected to launch following the completion of the Aave V4 protocol. This development is eagerly anticipated by the defi community, as the Aave Network is projected to become one of the largest Layer 2 networks on Ethereum, […]

Bitcoin (BTC) continues its captivating dance near its all-time high, leaving investors to ponder whether it’s a victory lap or a prelude to a potential tumble. While the price sits stubbornly around $68,000, new data reveals a market brimming with “extreme greed,” according to the Crypto Fear and Greed Index. This suggests investors are piling on, fueled by the belief that the digital gold is on an unstoppable ascent. However, beneath the surface of this bullish fervor lurk shadows of potential setbacks. Let’s dissect the forces shaping Bitcoin’s trajectory. Related Reading: Floki Floats 22% On Marketing Blitz, Aims For ‘World’s Most Used Crypto’ Title Greed For Bitcoin Up The Fear and Greed Index at 74 paints a picture of a market intoxicated by optimism. Investors are chomping at the bit, accumulating more BTC in anticipation of a price surge. This bullish sentiment might very well be a self-fulfilling prophecy, but a note of caution is necessary. Historically, periods of extreme greed have often ended with sharp corrections. Profit Taking: The Looming Sell-Off? With BTC brushing shoulders with its all-time high, the allure of profit-taking becomes irresistible for some investors. The temptation to cash out and lock in gains could trigger a wave of selling, applying downward pressure on the price. This dynamic highlights the double-edged sword of profitability. While it bolsters sentiment, it can also ignite a sell-off if not managed strategically. Short-Term Holders: A Recipe For Volatility? The analysis also reveals a rise in short-term holders (STHs). These investors, unlike their long-term counterparts, are more likely to react impulsively to market fluctuations. A sudden dip in price could trigger panic selling from these STHs, leading to short-term volatility for Bitcoin. Related Reading: Polkadot (DOT) Price Prediction: Analyst Sparks Bullish Frenzy With $10 Target Greed: Bullish Sentiment The bullish sentiment fueled by the Fear and Greed Index is a positive force. However, the risks of profit-taking, short-term holder behavior, and potential future miner capitulation cannot be ignored. The coming days will be crucial in determining whether Bitcoin can overcome these hurdles and propel itself to new heights or succumb to a correction. Miners: A Force To Be Reckoned With Meanwhile, miners – the lifeblood of the Bitcoin network – play a crucial role in price stability. When miner revenue dips, they’re forced to sell their BTC holdings to cover operational costs. This selling pressure can significantly impact the price. However, the good news is that miner revenue has been on an upswing recently, alleviating some concerns about a miner-induced sell-off. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from TradingView

The proposed ENSv2 aims to lower gas fees and improve transaction speed by moving out of Ethereum and transferring to a layer-2 network.

Crypto firm MoonPay is targeting digital experience for brands in its new Web3 platform, a market estimated to reach over $25 billion by 2029.