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Whales hoarding Bitcoin: Wallets with 100 or more hit 17-month high

Whales hoarding Bitcoin: Wallets with 100 ...

Bitcoin whales have been increasingly active lately, gobbling up more crypto as smaller traders feel the pressure and sell their holdings.

Dogwifhat, Popcat lead 7-day crypto slump, traders eye Oct breakout

Dogwifhat, Popcat lead 7-day crypto slump,...

Traders are bracing themselves for more pain in September but are looking to October and November with renewed optimism.

Ditch the memecoins — They won't motivate the next bull run

Ditch the memecoins — They won't moti...

If investors want to see a bull run take off this cycle, they should shift their attention from memecoins to AI and real-world assets.

Windows previews ‘Intelligent Media Search’ that transcribes videos and audio

Windows previews ‘Intelligent Media Search...

The feature could be very useful, but privacy analysts have raised concerns over its reach.

Bitcoin is capped at $60K, but LTC, FET, MNT and AAVE show promise

Bitcoin is capped at $60K, but LTC, FET, M...

Traders could be waiting for Bitcoin to bounce off the $55,724 support opening positions in LTC, FET, MNT and AAVE.

Vitalik Buterin has radical scheme for the pseudo-decentralization of entire cities

Vitalik Buterin has radical scheme for the...

The Ethereum creator’s utopia seems a lot like a decentralized autonomous organization, but with taxes.

Area 51 for AI? US gov secures early access to cutting edge models

Area 51 for AI? US gov secures early acces...

It’s unclear whether the government would be required to inform the general public in the event an AI model becomes sentient.

Bitcoin loses 8.6% in August as September starts with fresh 2-week low

Bitcoin loses 8.6% in August as September ...

BTC price conditions fail to improve over the weekend, and liquidity grabs could be on the menu next, one Bitcoin trader suggests.

Canadian court orders $1.2M Bitcoin loan repayment

Canadian court orders $1.2M Bitcoin loan r...

The Supreme Court of British Columbia has ordered $1.2 million in damages to be paid in a Bitcoin-related loan dispute, reflecting the growing...