Bitcoin fees hit 20-month high as miner revenues match $69K BTC price
Bitcoin miners are the main beneficiaries of current sky-high transaction fees, data shows, but many longtime market participants have little time for complaints. Go to Source
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Bitcoin miners are the main beneficiaries of current sky-high transaction fees, data shows, but many longtime market participants have little time for complaints. Go to Source
This latest report from Cointelegraph Research dives into the tsunami of solutions coming onto the market that improve security, privacy and speed from existing protocols. Go to Source
Patreon creators had difficulties getting paid in August, while OnlyFans once tried to ban porn on the platform, forcing creators to look at alternatives, including Web3. Go to Source
Network, futures and user data all point toward Ethereum potentially charting a new course. Go to Source
Chun’s reservations about whether to return the funds to Paxos stems from him being “annoyed” that “the person claiming it (the funds) kept saying EST instead of EDT/UTC.” Go to Source
The account that paid $500,000 to move $2,000 worth of Bitcoin was a Paxos server, the company stated. Go to Source
PayPal’s stablecoin announcement and a handful of Ether ETF applications are bulls’ biggest hopes for a price trend reversal. Go to Source
Weak derivatives metrics, declining TVL and Dapps use, put Ethereum bears in a better position to keep ETH price below $2,000. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The legal fees charged in the first months of FTX’s bankruptcy have been examined by an auditor, who has confirmed the case is “on track to be very expensive.” Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Besides Ethereum, Bitcoin’s meme frenzy via Ordinals has steeply declined from its high in May. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico