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Excitement around the upcoming Bitcoin halving has seen a continued increase in searches for the term on Google.
Bitcoin dipped to $59,889 on April 17 before rebounding to over $60,300 shortly after.Bitcoin’s price fall began after the Fed chair commented that interest rates likely won’t go down for the foreseeable future.The next bitcoin halving event is 336 blocks away, slated to occur on April 19 at 9:44 p.m. ET.
Grayscale’s global head of ETFs, David LaValle, said he’s “100%” confident that exchange-traded funds based on other cryptocurrencies, aside from Bitcoin and Ethereum, will eventually be available to investors.The firm currently manages the GBTC fund, the largest spot bitcoin ETF on the market.
Grayscale’s research team sheds light on what is different about this halving and how to prepare
CryptoQuant analysts suggest that the spike in Bitcoin withdrawals may be a strategic move in preparation for the upcoming halving event.
- 15:12Cryptocurrency hackers stole $71 million in November, reaching a total of $1.48 billion for the yearOn November 28, according to a report by Immunefi, crypto hackers stole digital assets worth more than $71 million in November. The total value of stolen cryptocurrency in 2024 has exceeded $1.48 billion. The report pointed out: Overall, so far in 2024, we have lost $1,489,921,677 in 209 specific incidents due to hacking and theft. Compared with the loss of $1,757,680,745 during the same period in 2023,this figure has decreased by 15%.
- 15:11THETA breaks through 2 dollarsBitget market data shows that THETA has broken through 2 dollars, currently reported at 2.01 dollars, with a 24-hour drop of 0.99%.
- 15:10Solana Co-creation: The total valuation of approximately 250 billion US dollars, a crypto startup company leaves the Bay Area due to excessive regulationOn November 28, Solana co-founder Toly (Anatoly Yakovenko) posted on X stating, I guess that crypto startups worth about 250 billion dollars have left the Bay Area because California's representatives failed to stop Warren's excessive intervention. Anywhere else in the world would spare no expense to keep these startups there.
