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Mining

Bitfarms Bitcoin production declined 10% in April despite hashrate growth

Bitfarms stock rose more than 20% in April to meet Nasdaq listing requirements, according to Google Finance data.

3 years ago

Regulation

Nigeria SEC will support asset-backed tokens: Bloomberg

Aside Nigeria, several other countries like Germany and Singapore are also considering assets tokenizations.

3 years ago

Exchanges

Binance to take action against Justin Sun if he farms SUI token

Justin Sun said the TUSD deposits made to Binance were to increase the liquidity of pending orders and trading volume.

3 years ago

Macro

JPMorgan to takeover First Republic bank

FDIC said the failed bank's 84 offices in eight states would reopen as branches of JPMorgan during normal business hours today.

3 years ago

DeFi

Hackers stole $93M from crypto projects in April

In monetary value, the biggest exploit was the sandwich attack on maximal extractable value (MEV) bots that resulted in a $25 million loss.

3 years ago

Technology

Mastercard eyes more crypto expansion moves

Mastercard offers cryptocurrency debit cards for several entities, including Gemini, Nexo, Bitso, Lulu Exchange, Bybit, and Binance.

3 years ago

Hacks

Polygon-based protocol 0vix exploited for $2M

Arkham Intelligence said the attacker has moved the stolen USDC to Ethereum mainnet and swapped it for 757 ETH.

3 years ago

Crypto

CryptoSlate wMarket update: Bitcoin consolidates at $29k as Ethereum inches closer to $2k

The wMarket Update condenses the most important price movements in the crypto markets over the reporting period, published 07:45 ET on weekdays.

3 years ago

Macro

US government holds $6B worth of Bitcoin: Glassnode data

Judging by its precedence, the U.S. government could potentially sell off the Bitcoin within the next few years.

3 years ago

Bankruptcy

FTX confirms plans to restart its Japanese exchange

FTX wants the court to approve a Key Employee Incentive Plan (KEIP) for seven employees who are critical for its Japanese subsidiary.

3 years ago

Bankruptcy

FTX takes control of NFTs worth over $4M

The NFTs, including Bored Apes, were transferred to FTX's multi-signature wallet, according to Coinbase director Conor Grogan.

3 years ago

Crypto

CryptoSlate wMarket Update: Market volatility swings Bitcoin price wildly in the last 24 hours

The wMarket Update condenses the most important price movements in the crypto markets over the reporting period, published 07:45 ET on weekdays.

3 years ago

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Oluwapelumi Adejumo Oluwapelumi Adejumo has published within the past 30 days.

Oluwapelumi Adejumo Recent Articles

Bitfarms Bitcoin production declined 10% in April despite hashrate growth

Nigeria SEC will support asset-backed tokens: Bloomberg

Binance to take action against Justin Sun if he farms SUI token

JPMorgan to takeover First Republic bank

Hackers stole $93M from crypto projects in April

Mastercard eyes more crypto expansion moves

Polygon-based protocol 0vix exploited for $2M

CryptoSlate wMarket update: Bitcoin consolidates at $29k as Ethereum inches closer to $2k

US government holds $6B worth of Bitcoin: Glassnode data

FTX confirms plans to restart its Japanese exchange

FTX takes control of NFTs worth over $4M

CryptoSlate wMarket Update: Market volatility swings Bitcoin price wildly in the last 24 hours

Oluwapelumi's Top Stories

XRP investors capitulate at fastest pace since the 2022 crypto crash amid slide to $1

Banks pushed Congress to kill stablecoin yield with CLARITY Act – Coinbase may have found the loophole

Strategy bought $100 million more Bitcoin but critics say MSTR shareholders now own less of it