Crypto crashed way harder than Japan or global markets
Amid the FX and carry trade crisis in Japan last weekend, bitcoin lost one-fifth of its value. Other crypto assets fared far worse.
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Amid the FX and carry trade crisis in Japan last weekend, bitcoin lost one-fifth of its value. Other crypto assets fared far worse.
FedNow, a 24/7 payments platform that outcompetes most blockchains, has nonetheless failed to impact the value of most crypto assets.
MicroStrategy shed $7.4B of its value over the weekend as investors responded to Japanese markets, share dilution, and a BTC decline.
Blockchain monitors noted that the Nomad Bridge exploiter had spent 39.75 million of Maker’s DAI stablecoin for 16,892 ETH.
Sun is apparently keen to start a billion-dollar fund to save the entire crypto space in the midst of a 20% drawdown of most tokens.
— DeFi, Jump Crypto
Blockchain researchers are following evidence that suggests Jump liquidated DeFi positions and is sending proceeds to centralized exchanges.
— Changpeng Zhao, Social Media
Federal inmates are prohibited from using mobile phones while incarcerated and Zhao hasn't posted anything to X since May 22.
Airbnb owner Ashley said the guest ran up a $1,500 electricity bill and also installed an electric vehicle charging point.
Jack Mallers promised many things that never came true, earning him exposure for his Bitcoin app Strike. Lately, though, he’s gone quiet.
The court established the conditions for the US and South Korea to petition for Do's extradition but South Korea’s request arrived first.