The first wave of tokenization was a missed opportunity – the next one needn’t be
Tokenization offers a blueprint for commodity markets, as it solves genuine problems. Go to Source
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Institutional crypto OTC volumes double in 2024 on Trump win, ETFs: Finery
The fourth quarter saw the largest jump in institutional crypto OTC trading, as Donald Trump’s US election win fueled crypto spot trading to 2024 highs, said Finery Markets. Go to Source
Americans expect stock boost in 2025, along with global, political conflict
History shows a rise in stock market indexes will be accompanied by increasing Bitcoin and crypto market prices, albeit in a more volatile manner. Go to Source
Centralization and the authoritarian threat to privacy — Web3 exec
Threat actors using artificial intelligence and scalable quantum computers will see centralized information systems as a honeypot. Go to Source
Monthly Bitcoin ATM additions in Australia hit 29-month streak
Australia has a total of 1,359 Bitcoin ATMs, which is about 3.5% of all crypto ATMs in the world. Go to Source
Bitcoin Runes loses all momentum by 2024 end
The Bitcoin Runes protocol, which had a daily transaction count of over 750,000 on April 23, now struggled to reach 100,000 in December. Go to Source
Phishing fears as trade in crypto event attendees’ details revealed
Cointelegraph obtained data set samples packed with sensitive information of crypto conference attendees that could be a treasure trove for scammers. Go to Source
‘Patient zero’ of Bitcoin gaslighting was Digiconomist in 2018: ESG analyst
Bitcoin environmentalist Daniel Batton criticized the methods used by Digiconomist founder Alex de Vries to assess Bitcoin’s environmental impact. Go to Source
Bitcoin price weakens, but BTC derivatives remain healthy
Bitcoin derivatives reflect traders’ confidence in the market and suggest the current price action is just a consolidation phase. Go to Source
Trump trade over? Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs see first outflow since election
Spot crypto ETFs in the US have seen outflows for the first time since Donald Trump was elected, as both Bitcoin and Ethereum fell on the day. Go to Source
