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Bitcoin has been facing challenges in breaking above the $72,983 resistance level, resulting in a continuous drop in its price. Despite still trading above the 1-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), the rejection has caused the cryptocurrency to fall from $71,942 to $66,785, moving below the SMA in both the 1-hour and the 4-hour chart. This
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Mastercard has recently introduced its latest innovation, the Mastercard Crypto Credential, aiming to revolutionize peer-to-peer transactions in the blockchain space. This new feature will allow users on various exchanges to send and receive cryptocurrency using simple aliases rather than complex blockchain addresses. By streamlining the process, Mastercard hopes to promote wider adoption of cryptocurrencies and
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The incident at DMM Bitcoin on May 31st highlighted the vulnerability of Japanese cryptocurrency exchanges to cyber attacks. A staggering $305 million worth of Bitcoin was lost due to the hack, with 4,502.9 bitcoins drained from the platform. DMM Bitcoin confirmed the attack but has not provided specific details about how the breach occurred. In
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In recent times, investor confidence in the cryptocurrency market has been growing, with Bitcoin being a major beneficiary of this positive trend. Despite the somewhat frustrating price action of the premier cryptocurrency, large-scale investors have been accumulating BTC. Although Bitcoin’s price ended May below the $70,000 mark, the latest on-chain data indicates a strong faith
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The recent partnership announcement between OKX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, and Immutable, a blockchain technology company, has sparked excitement within the gaming community. By leveraging Immutable’s zkEVM solution, built on top of Ethereum’s Virtual Machine (EVM), the collaboration aims to enhance the gaming experience for both players and game studios. One of the key benefits
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Recently, the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah made a significant decision regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) case against Digital Licensing, also known as Debt Box. The court not only dismissed the case but also ordered the SEC to pay approximately $1.8 million in attorney and receivership fees. This ruling has
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