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In November 2024, the world of decentralized and centralized finance showcased an alarming pattern—hacks and security breaches dominated the landscape, accounting for an astounding 99.96% of total losses across the sector. This presents a stark contrast to the previous year’s figures, indicating that while decentralized finance (DeFi) showed signs of resilience, hackers are increasingly honing
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The introduction of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation in Europe marks a significant turning point for the cryptocurrency industry, particularly for stablecoins. As regulatory frameworks become more robust, companies operating within the European Economic Area (EEA) are facing new challenges that demand immediate compliance. One striking example of this is Coinbase’s decision to terminate
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Ethereum, one of the leading cryptocurrencies, is currently facing a crucial resistance point at $3,659. Following an impressive upward trajectory, the digital asset now seems to have hit a consolidation phase where buyers are struggling to maintain momentum. As the market does not exhibit a clear bullish sentiment, several questions arise: Is this simplistic stall
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Recent analyses on Cardano (ADA) have stirred excitement among investors, positioning the cryptocurrency as a strong candidate for a significant price jump. Notably, the crypto analyst CoreCrypto has identified a bullish flag pattern that suggests ADA could experience a dramatic 50% surge in value soon. This potential breakout is underpinned by a robust bullish momentum,
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Recent developments in U.S. customs regulations have created significant challenges for importers of cryptocurrency mining hardware. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency has reportedly detained shipments of Antminer ASIC miners at multiple ports across the nation, stirring concerns among domestic miners. Seven bitcoin mining companies, wishing to remain anonymous, indicated that the Federal
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As of now, the stablecoin market caps are below $200 billion, representing a mere 1% of the United States’ money supply (M2) and foreign exchange (FX) operations. Despite this modest share, emerging research indicates a strong potential for growth, predicting that stablecoins could capture up to 10% of M2 and FX transactions in the future.
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