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Recent blackouts in Iberia challenged crypto’s resilience, showing it still relies on centralized power and internet infrastructure. Experts urge the development of offline and decentralized tools to maintain access when traditional systems go down.
Core Scientific's Q1 2025 financial report highlights a steep revenue drop, but net income rose significantly, reflecting a strategic pivot towards high-density colocation services.
Three months after OpenSea's SEA token announcement, debates intensify over airdrop criteria. Investors are divided on rewarding historical users or prioritizing current engagement to reignite platform activity.
Shiba Inu trading volume surged in 24 hours, reaching $138 million in market activity. SHIB burned 330,051,244 tokens in the last 7 days, pushing the burn rate up by 364%. Shiba Inu has averaged a 61% price gain in May over the past four years.
Bitcoin is poised for a record-breaking rally, says Standard Chartered, citing bullish ETF flows, aggressive accumulation, and rising institutional adoption.
Pump.fun defies meme coin market trends with booming user activity and a high-speed trading ecosystem, even surpassing Tron’s revenue. Want to know how it's dominating the space? Keep reading.
Bitcoin is on the verge of breaking the $100,000 resistance, supported by $1 billion in daily inflows and solid market sentiment. A successful breach could push it toward $105,000 and beyond.
Ethereum's Pectra upgrade is causing a surge in network activity, tightening the circulating supply and increasing ETH's price potential. Depending on future market trends, ETH could hit $2,000 as demand rises or face price fluctuations.
- 07:48Analysis: The continuous expansion of the Bitcoin network and increasing demand will support Bitcoin prices to risePANews reported on May 13 that according to a chart released by Matrixport today, the security of the Bitcoin network is increasingly enhanced, mainly due to the rise in hash rate and the accumulation of Bitcoin by enterprises. As competition among miners intensifies, Bitcoin's hash rate continues to rise, with annual capital expenditure expected to reach $10 to $12 billion. This competition not only strengthens network security but also promotes diversification. Historical data shows that an increase in mining capital expenditure is usually associated with a rise in Bitcoin prices. On the other hand, corporate buyers like MicroStrategy are acquiring and holding Bitcoin, effectively reducing the circulating supply. This dynamic suggests that Bitcoin prices may need to rise until the hash rate peaks, a situation that has not yet occurred. Overall, these factors indicate that the Bitcoin network is continuously expanding, and demand is growing, both of which ultimately support the rise in Bitcoin prices.
- 07:4620 million XRP transferred from an unknown wallet to CEXAccording to on-chain data tracking service Whale Alert, around 2:46 UTC+8, 20,000,000 XRP (50,123,331 USD) were transferred from an unknown wallet to CEX.
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