[ad_1] Grayscale Investments is using its Ether (ETH) futures exchange-traded fund (ETF) application as a “trojan horse” to corner the United States Securities and Exchange Commission into approving its spot Ether ETF, says Bloomberg ETF
[ad_1] A new report from blockchain security platform Immunefi suggests that nearly half of all crypto lost from Web3 exploits is due to Web2 security issues such as leaked private keys. The report, released on
[ad_1] The cryptocurrency space has been dominated recently by Ethereum, and it’s not difficult to understand why. ‘Uptober’ eventually lived up to its reputation as Ethereum led the crypto market out of bearish terrains. Now,
[ad_1] Grayscale’s Chainlink Trust Shares recently appreciated by 200%, igniting a buying trend among LINK bulls. Also, Blackrock’s spot Ethereum filing triggered a surge in the price of Ethereum (ETH). Meanwhile, BorroeFinance ($ROE) leads top DeFi
[ad_1] Crypto exchange OKX has launched a testnet for an upcoming Ethereum layer-2 network named “X1,” according to a Nov. 14 announcement. The network is being developed using the Polygon chain development kit (CDK) and
[ad_1] Reddit’s Moons token took a major step towards full decentralization as admins plan to renounce control of the smart contract. This news ignited a 155%+ price surge for the formerly inflationary community token. Moons
[ad_1] Ethereum bulls are gearing up for a potential fresh surge if the price can overcome key resistance levels around $2,100. ETH has been struggling to gain upside momentum but remains supported above the $2,000
[ad_1] Ethereum is looking to break above a key resistance level at $2,150. Crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe says ETH price could jump to between $3,100 and $3,600 if a breakout happens. Catalyst for
[ad_1] Major stablecoin issuer Tether has been increasingly minting new USDT (USDT) tokens, issuing 4 billion USDT over the past month. Tether issued another 1 billion of Tether on the Tron blockchain on Nov. 10,
[ad_1] BlackRock has argued that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission doesn’t have any legitimate reason to treat spot-crypto and crypto-futures exchange-traded fund applications differently. BlackRock’s plan for a spot-Ether (ETH) ETF called the “iShares
