Bitcoin (BTC)

TL;DR Analysts anticipate a strong BTC rally, driven by bullish market signals and potential accumulation by large entities. On the other hand, high profitability among holders may suggest a short-term price correction. BTC Explosive Rally Incoming? The leading digital asset traded sideways over the past weekend, ranging from $66,500 to $67,500. However, the start of the new week offered a new resurgence, with BTC soaring well above $68,500. BTC Price, Source:...

Investment inflows into digital assets reached a whopping $901 million in October, comprising 12% of assets under management and marking the fourth-largest monthly inflows to date. With these additions, year-to-date inflows have reached $27 billion – almost triple the 2021 record of $10.5 billion. US Political Climate Drives Bitcoin Inflows According to the latest edition of CoinShares’ “Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report,” the month’s inflows were overwhelmingly focused...

Rencontre de bitcoiners à Saint-Étienne organisée par @bitcoin42meetup. Quand ? – Jeudi 31 octobre à partir de 19h00 Où ? – Bar Pile ou Face, 10 rue de la République à Saint-Étienne En savoir plus : https://x.com/bitcoin42meetup – t.me/bitcoin42meetup – https://primal.net/p/npub1mmkkkgm6cp98wt6p2mnfp2dxylltytr9kvw0j9ph5sz83ctwtrsstanlr7 ...

Traduction d’un article de Niko Jilch publié le 17 octobre sur le blog de Coinfinity. J’ai récemment eu l’occasion unique de visiter le royaume isolé et fascinant du Bhoutan. Le Bhoutan – pris en sandwich entre l’Inde au sud et la Chine au nord – est connu pour ses magnifiques paysages himalayens et sa tradition bouddhiste profondément enracinée. C’est un pays difficile d’accès, peu industrialisé et fortement dominé par l’agriculture....

Grant Colthup, the former CEO of ACCE Australia, is facing a single fraud charge following an investigation by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Colthup, who appeared in the Magistrates Court at Ipswich, Queensland, was charged with embezzling $1.47 million (2.2 million Australian dollars) from a customer. $1.5M Bitcoin Payment Goes Missing From May 2019 to September 2022, ACCE ran a digital asset exchange platform that provided cryptocurrency...

Parmi les vulnérabilités du Lightning Network, l’attaque par « remplacement de cycle infini », ou « replacement cycling attack » en anglais, a récemment beaucoup fait parler d’elle. Présentée au mois d’octobre 2023 par Antoine Riard, développeur Bitcoin et Lightning francophone, cette attaque permettrait à un acteur malveillant de réaliser une sorte de double dépense. À l’occasion de la conférence...

While bitcoin demand among large investors is picking up as time passes, smaller market players are lagging. According to a CryptoQuant report, the holdings of retail bitcoin investors are growing at a historically slow pace, even as this cohort of players gradually returns to the market amid BTC’s ascent to the $70,000 level. Retail Investor Holdings Slowly Growing In the past 30 days, retail bitcoin holdings have increased by just 1,000 BTC. The total assets by this group...

Bitcoin’s price went through a massive rollercoaster on Friday night, dumping by $3,000 in minutes before it recovered some ground to $67,000. The altcoins have it even worse, and the total crypto market cap has shed about $70 billion overnight. BTC’s Down and Up The business week started quite promising for the primary cryptocurrency, which jumped on Monday from $68,000 to $69,500 to chart its highest price tag since late July. However, it faced an immediate rejection at...

Bitcoin and the altcoins went through massive volatility on Friday night after a controversial report from the Wall Street Journal, which was denied by Tether’s CEO immediately. However, the damage was done, which harmed over-leveraged traders, as the liquidations skyrocketed to over $400 million on a daily scale. CryptoPotato reported WSJ’s claims that the US federal government had launched an investigation into the company behind the world’s largest stablecoin for possible...

Le forum Plan B, consacré à Bitcoin, a débuté aujourd’hui à Lugano en Suisse italienne. Organisée par la ville de Lugano en collaboration avec Tether, la conférence réunit techniciens, entrepreneurs, investisseurs et responsables politiques pour discuter d’adoption, d’économie, de liberté financière et de liberté d’expression. Plus de 110 orateurs sont annoncés, dont de nombreuses personnalités bien connues des bitcoiners, notamment...