Bitcoin's price remained stable around $65,000 despite two major events: a Coldcard hardware wallet exploit causing losses estimated up to $133 million, and the near-immediate failure of the BIP-110 minority chain split. The Coldcard flaw, originating from a 2021 firmware issue, led to thefts from over 1,100 addresses, but the Bitcoin network itself was unaffected. Meanwhile, BIP-110 enforcement failed to gain miner support, causing the minority chain to stall after just two blocks, with 99.85% of mining power staying with the main chain. Traders are now watching key support at $64,000 and resistance near $66,000, with future price moves likely influenced more by market liquidity and institutional flows than these incidents.
Bitcoin has stabilized around $77,000 as the crypto market anticipates the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision this Wednesday, with a 90% chance of a 0.25% hike. After peaking at $81,200 in late August, Bitcoin retreated and consolidated in the ...
The Schwab U.S. Broad Market ETF (SCHB) currently holds about 2,380 U.S. stocks but has a high concentration risk, with 33.7% of its assets in the top 10 holdings and 36% in the technology sector. This concentration is increasingly hard to justify as...
Paxos' USDG stablecoin reached a remarkable $21.8 billion in trading volume on Uniswap during September, accounting for 98% of its decentralized exchange activity. This surge was driven by Uniswap's launch of the StablePair Hook, a dynamic fee system...
The Federal Reserve's first interest rate increase since 2023 is estimated to boost Interactive Brokers' annual revenue by about $81 million. This rate hike reflects the Fed's monetary policy shift and directly benefits brokerage firms like Interacti...
Russia's Moscow Exchange (MOEX) will launch perpetual futures contracts for XRP alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and TRON on September 22. These contracts, quoted in USD but settled in Russian rubles, allow qualified investors to gain price expos...
