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TON resumes block production post-outage
TON resumes block production post-outage

Cryptobriefing·2024/08/28 07:36
US spot bitcoin ETFs end eight-day inflow streak with $127 million in net outflows yesterday
US spot bitcoin ETFs end eight-day inflow streak with $127 million in net outflows yesterday

U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs returned to net outflows after eight straight days of positive flows.Ether ETFs saw their ninth day of total daily net outflows.

The Block·2024/08/28 06:12
How is the development of DePIN on L1 and L2?
How is the development of DePIN on L1 and L2?

白泽研究院·2024/08/28 06:00
Bitcoin slips under $60,000 again as crypto market faces broad pressure
Bitcoin slips under $60,000 again as crypto market faces broad pressure

The price of Bitcoin briefly fell below $60,000 and was down 5.4% over the past 24 hours.The entire cryptocurrency market fell by 6% in the past day.

The Block·2024/08/28 05:03
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  • 02:22
    Analysis: Buffett's Retirement May Lead Berkshire Hathaway to Gradually Embrace BTC
    According to a report by Jinse Finance, Warren Buffett, the founder and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway and a critic of Bitcoin, announced that he will retire at the end of the year and named Greg Abel as his preferred successor. This decision could signify a significant shift in the company's Bitcoin strategy. Currently, Berkshire Hathaway holds shares in the digital bank Nubank, which supports trading in mainstream digital currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Analysts believe that under Greg Abel's leadership, Berkshire Hathaway may continue to develop on this basis, and Trump's supportive stance on cryptocurrencies could also aid the company's transformation. Buffett also stated at the shareholders' meeting that "something might happen in the United States that makes us want to hold a large amount of other currencies."
  • 02:20
    Arthur Hayes: Due to US Debt Pressure and Stereotype Issues, the US is Unlikely to Increase Bitcoin Holdings
    ChainCatcher reports, according to Cryptonews, Arthur Hayes recently stated that although the U.S. government currently holds about 198,000 bitcoins (worth over $18 billion), it is unlikely to increase its bitcoin reserves through direct purchases due to two major factors. One is the pressure of national debt, and the other is the public stereotype of bitcoin investors (the so-called "Bitcoin Bros"). Hayes believes this negative stereotype influences policymakers' decisions.
  • 02:15
    US GENIUS Act Related to Stablecoins Opposed by 10 Senators
    ChainCatcher reports that, according to Eleanor Terrett, Senator Ruben Gallego and nine other senators issued a joint statement expressing their inability to support the updated version of the GENIUS Act released last week. The group pointed out several issues, including insufficient anti-money laundering provisions, and concerns about national security and the safety of the financial system. Notably, four Democratic senators on the list, Gallego, Warner, Kim, and Blunt Rochester, supported the original version of the bill during the Banking Committee review in March. The bill's co-sponsor, Angela Alsobrooks, did not sign the letter.  
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