Retail investors could be coming back into the market after a recent upward trend in new Bitcoin addresses.
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‘Definitely some movement’ on Bitcoin ETF options as CBOE re-files application [cointelegraph]
CBOE has filed an updated 44-page rule change proposal “with more meat,” which could be good news for those hoping for options trading on spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Pump.fun to give $80 if tokens complete bonding curve — will it stop rugs? [cointelegraph]
Pump.fun is incentivizing memecoin creators to get their tokens off to a successful launch, but the jury’s out whether it will stop bad actors from rugging their tokens early.
Donald Trump Jr. is launching a crypto platform to ‘take on’ the banks [cointelegraph]
Donald Trump Jr. has finally revealed what his cryptic DeFi post on X was all about, and it’s got nothing to do with memecoins.
Bitfarms stock rises 22% after Q2 loss came out better than expectations [cointelegraph]
Bitfarms stock had a strong trading session on Aug. 8 amid lower-than-expected losses in its latest quarterly earnings report.
Bitcoin reclaims $62K, forming a ‘massive bull hammer’ on price chart [cointelegraph]
Bitcoin has crossed the $62,000 mark for the first time since Aug. 3, and futures traders are scrambling to adjust their positions.
Palantir surges 11% after deal to sell AI to US defense, intel agencies [cointelegraph]
Palantir shares closed higher as the intelligence company announced a deal with Microsoft to sell AI services to the US intelligence community.
Chinese boomers joining crypto tapper cults, WazirX fallout worsens: Asia Express [cointelegraph]
China’s elderly are joining crypto tapper cults, WazirX faces fraud probe and asset freeze, Do Kwon’s flight home delayed again: Asia Express
‘Dark Skippy’ method can steal Bitcoin hardware wallet keys [cointelegraph]
Malicious firmware can embed secret data into a public Bitcoin transaction, which the attacker can then use to extract a person’s seed words.
‘Dark Skippy’ method can steal Bitcoin hardware wallet keys [cointelegraph]
Malicious firmware can embed secret data into a public Bitcoin transaction, which the attacker can then use to extract a person’s seed words.