What happens when 1% of Bitcoin holders control 99% of BTC supply?
Whales have amassed a large portion of the Bitcoin in circulation, with around 1.86% of addresses holding most of the supply. Go to Source
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Whales have amassed a large portion of the Bitcoin in circulation, with around 1.86% of addresses holding most of the supply. Go to Source
Grayscale must await final regulatory signoff on its registration filing before listing the fund Go to Source
The Bitcoin miner is seeking partners to build Bitcoin payment apps, a company executive said. Go to Source
Clients see Bitcoin and Ethereum as complements, not substitutes, in crypto portfolios, according to Blackrock’s head of digital assets. Go to Source
Bitcoin Layer-2s could be collectively worth around $7.6 trillion, the report added. Go to Source
The $4.5 million fine could signal the start of more scrutiny for crypto exchanges in the region. Go to Source
Analysts worry ETH will prove a harder sell than BTC to traditional investors. Go to Source
Current GBTC shareholders will receive shares in Grayscale’s new Bitcoin ETF in proportion to what they currently hold in GBTC. Go to Source
21Shares joins other Ethereum exchange-traded fund issuers that are slashing fees to woo investors. Go to Source
The class-action lawsuit alleges Tether and Bitfinix conspired to manipulate crypto market prices. Go to Source