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The death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday kicked off 'Operation London Bridge,' a detailed plan that has been in the works for decades. Its goal is to make sure that King Charles III takes the throne smoothly and that her funeral goes off without a hitch.
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The Bitcoin hash rate continues to increase but the revenue per tera hash continues to decline.
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Bitcoin has fallen below its realized price in all previous bear market cycles. After 79 days in the red, Bitcoin's current price suggests a bottom may be forming around $20,000.
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Bears pushed Bitcoin down below $20,000 as macroeconomic concerns continued to weigh heavily. Meanwhile, derivatives traders are indicating a pessimistic outlook.
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In this edition of CryptoSlate Wrapped Daily, we discuss the liquidation of $9 million in Bitcoin shorts, restrictions on Singapore retail investors, Chainplay's GameFi report, and much more.
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Exchange Net Position Change charts for Bitcoin and Ethereum reveal differing activity, indicating that investors favor BTC over ETH.
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Ethereum surpassed the $2,000 area for the first time in two months, extending its bullish run after the last testnet merge's completion.
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While Bitcoin's SOPR has retested its resistance, Ethereum's SOPR has retested its support, indicating that the two may be heading in separate ways.
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It changes what it means to say 'burn, baby, burn.'
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Tensions between the United States and China over Taiwan combine with market instability and a local high for Bitcoin.
The death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday kicked off 'Operation London Bridge,' a detailed plan that has been in the works for decades. Its goal is to make sure that King Charles III takes the throne smoothly and that her funeral goes off without a hitch.
