Shiba Inu Supply Plummets as Mysterious Whale Burns Millions of Coins
Shiba Inu's supply shrinks as a mysterious whale burns millions of coins, while another whale purchases almost 700 billion SHIB.
MiyukiShiba Inu's supply shrinks as a mysterious whale burns millions of coins, while another whale purchases almost 700 billion SHIB.
MiyukiInvestors in Australia are counting losses in the wake of crypto investment schemes, such as HyperFund and HyperVerse, escaping regulatory scrutiny despite international alerts branding them as potential scams. The schemes, led by Sam Lee and Zijing "Ryan" Xu, founders of the now-collapsed Blockchain Global, have left thousands globally unable to withdraw funds. Concerns arise about Australia's regulatory role in warning investors and addressing high-risk schemes.
JoyGoldman Sachs sees some “really interesting opportunities” in the crypto industry following the FTX meltdown, McDermott said.
cryptopotatoAvraham Eisenberg, the crypto trader behind last month’s $100 million Mango Markets price manipulation maneuver, couldn’t do the same to Aave.
Funds were converted to DAI stablecoins and bridged to the Ethereum network.
CoindeskWith the crypto collapse, many investors are troubled with the status of their portfolios. No one smiles when they see ...
BitcoinistThe meme token market is highly saturated. Many rely on general hype and endorsements to keep them relevant after launch. ...
BitcoinistElliptic has uncovered a suspicious crypto wallet holding "significant amounts of crypto assets" worth millions of dollars.
CointelegraphThe official introduction of Cointelegraph France is taking place at the Paris Blockchain Week Summit, a flagship European blockchain event.
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