Bitcoin’s longest ‘extreme fear’ streak finally breaks
After 73 days of “extreme fear” on the Crypto Fear and Greed Index, investors can breathe a very small sigh of relief.
After 73 days of “extreme fear” on the Crypto Fear and Greed Index, investors can breathe a very small sigh of relief.
Senator Cynthia Lummis said that non-crypto-versed Senators will need some time to understand and digest the proposals.
The latest Q2 report also details how energy efficiency among Bitcoin miners is on the rise.
ETH has gained 48% over the past week, leaving most of its crypto brethren behind — though it’s still risky days ahead given the macroeconomic factors still at play.
Self-reg entity JVCEA has reportedly received stern warnings to get its act together, as Japan’s Financial Services Agency pushes for the organization to speed up its AML regulation rollout.
Traders expect BTC price to venture into the $27,000 to $32,000 range now that Bitcoin looks to secure a daily close above its current range.
Before it expired, the offer stood at approximately 10x the amount of the domain’s last sale.
Skybridge joins the crowd that has frozen crypto investors’ funds, although head Anthony Scaramucci says the suspension is a temporary measure with no fear of liquidation.
The creditors of Three Arrows Capital may be left holding the bag, according to a source who claims the hedge fund’s exposure to Deribit is only worth $25 million.
Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said authorities relied on victims to report attacks “as soon as those crimes occur” to help recover funds.