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Understanding the Impact of Market Volatility on Crypto Trading: A Look at the Risk and Reward in Bitcoin and Altcoins
Crypto whales have been active in accumulating BTC, PEPE, and ENS this week, signaling potential price movements despite recent market fluctuations.
James Howells has faced years of legal setbacks in his attempt to recover 8,000 lost Bitcoins from a Newport landfill. Despite offering millions, he now plans to approach the European Court of Human Rights.
Cooper Scanlon emphasizes the serious vulnerabilities in blockchain infrastructure, especially Ethereum, highlighting the growing threat to global finance and calling for secure innovations like Move programming.
This week in crypto, Pi Network faces criticism over migration issues, Bitcoin resurfaces in dark web activity, and XRP’s potential reclassification as a commodity sparks debate on regulatory impact.
BTC is down 7% this week, but indicators suggest a possible shift in momentum. A breakout above $84,718 could signal a trend reversal.
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- 03:37RootData: The ID will unlock tokens worth approximately 16.79 million US dollars in a weekChainCatcher news, according to the token unlocking data from Web3 asset data platform RootData, SPACE ID (ID) will unlock approximately 72.65 million tokens at 10 o'clock on March 22 in GMT+8 time zone, valued at about 16.79 million US dollars.
- 03:33Paradigm launches fully verified stateless Ethereum node RessPANews reported on March 15th that Paradigm has launched a fully verified stateless Ethereum node, Ress (an abbreviation of Reth Stateless), which requires 14GB of disk space. Stateless nodes are not only crucial for improving the decentralization of Ethereum, but also vital for expanding L1 gas limits, extending optimistic L2s and implementing Native Rollups to enhance the security and interoperability of the L2 ecosystem. To validate this concept, Paradigm successfully ran an Ethereum staker supported by Ress on the Holesky testnet and correctly proved block validity. Reth now natively supports the Ress RLPx sub-protocol.
- 03:00Berachain ecological social trading platform Berally suspected of being hackedPANews reported on March 15th that Berally, a platform in the Berachain ecosystem that uses AI agents for social trading, is suspected to have been hacked. The official statement said: "Part of the deployer's key information was leaked, leading to all vesting tokens being sold off and withdrawn from the liquidity pool. The dApp contract remains safe and unaffected by the hacker attack, but please temporarily revoke access permissions to dApp and Staking. We are currently investigating this incident and will provide updates as soon as possible."