Daily Crypto Trading Below $10B Last Seen in 2020 Crops
Recent research shows that the total daily trading volume of all cryptocurrencies has dropped below $10 billion for the first time since 2020. Read CNL.
Recent research shows that the total daily trading volume of all cryptocurrencies has dropped below $10 billion for the first time since 2020. Read CNL.
The findings of recent research state that spot exchange reserves have decreased to the level they were before the bull run in 2021. Read CNL for more.
The Bahamian Securities Commission has been holding user money totaling $3.5 billion, as stated in a recent news release. Read CNL for more.
Benjamin Cowen earlier forecasted Bitcoin’s market share growth. Since August 3, Bitcoin’s market dominance has hit a record of 42.24%. Read more on CNL.
Pi network users are cautioned against falling for fraud possibly involving a false claim that the Pi network would soon be listed on the Huobi Exchange.
The most recent sources indicate that the virtual currency known as Pi Network has been successfully launched on the Huobi market. Read CNL for more.
Users of cryptocurrencies were recently advised to avoid celebrity-endorsed scams on the cryptocurrency known as Unicoin in a post on Reddit. Read CNL.
Michael Saylor: In 2023, Microstrategy will provide software applications and solutions that are supported by the Bitcoin Lightning Network. Read CNL.
According to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), $200 million of FTX’s billions in customer deposits were invested in two businesses. Read CNL.
Japan is moving on with plans to liberalize the crypto, despite the fall of SBF’s FTX, by making it simpler for cryptocurrency exchanges to list tokens.
According to the findings of a recent study, self-custody wallets now make up 78% of the total Bitcoin quantity that is currently in circulation. Read CNL.
Since the collapse of FTX, users of centralized exchanges withdrew more than nineteen billion dollars worth of bitcoin, ether, and stablecoins.