IMF claims El Salvador isn’t buying bitcoin despite Bukele’s boasts
The IMF gave El Salvador another $118 million as part of its deal to wind down the state-issued Chivo bitcoin wallet by July 31.
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The IMF gave El Salvador another $118 million as part of its deal to wind down the state-issued Chivo bitcoin wallet by July 31.
Adam Back seems less concerned with bitcoin’s role in displacing traditional banking as he gets rich alongside Wall Street bankers.
HTX, the Justin-Sun advised exchange, has been depositing and withdrawing hundreds of millions of dollars worth of USDT on Aave.
Yesterday, the BTC mining network began adopting a new, much lower threshold for minimum transaction fees: 0.1 sat/vByte.
Despite the ICO requiring buyers to go through a KYC process, analysis suggests that some wallets used dozens, if not hundreds, of addresses.
— DeFi, Stablecoins
By looping Binance Chain-based USD1 on Euler Finance against USDT, yield farmers have earned 99% APR on the presidential stablecoin.
— Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy
MicroStrategy diluted all four classes -- MSTR, STRK, STRF, and STRD -- of its public shareholders last week to buy BTC.
Demand for Bitcoin blockspace is so low that some node operators want to reduce transaction fee minimums from about $0.18 to less than $0.01.
James Wynn returned to social media this week and immediately embarrassed himself by shorting BTC right before its all-time high.
Synonym CEO John Carvalho shared a screenshot that he says shows Wolf of All Streets offering him an appearance in return for $20K.