NBA star Kevin Durant finally recovered his Coinbase account after nearly a decade, revealing bitcoin purchases from 2016 that have grown over 17,700% in value. The recovery highlights ongoing customer service challenges at major cryptocurrency exchanges.
Bitcoin whales have executed their largest selloff since mid-2022, disposing of 115,000 BTC, valued at approximately $12.7 billion. This massive reduction in holdings could continue to influence Bitcoin’s market price in the weeks to come.
BNB’s recent fall below the $860 mark highlights the current fragility and volatility within the cryptocurrency markets, largely influenced by economic forecasts and U.S. monetary policy. This drop coincides with significant movements in Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies, reflecting investor sensitivity to macroeconomic indicators.
Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), and Dogecoin (DOGE) remain among the most influential cryptocurrencies, with current prices offering enticing opportunities for investors. HashJ, a cloud mining platform, enables users to mine these assets effortlessly, delivering daily profits without hardware investments or technical complexity.
Tether has abandoned its initial plan to freeze USDT on older networks like Bitcoin Cash, EOS, Algorand, and Kusama, choosing instead to classify them as “unsupported.” This approach avoids user backlash while allowing Tether to refocus on high-volume platforms such as Ethereum and Tron.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin alerts the crypto community about potential quantum computing threats to Bitcoin and blockchain security, estimating a 20% risk by 2030 and advocating for immediate quantum-resistant solutions.
Korean exchange Coinone has introduced the nation’s first Bitcoin staking service using the Babylon protocol, offering flexible rewards without lock-up periods while users maintain full access to their BTC holdings.
BAY Miner has introduced a smartphone-based cloud mining platform that allows users to mine Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP without hardware investment, featuring instant settlements, $100 minimum contracts, and comprehensive security measures.
Major UAE airlines including Emirates and Air Arabia now accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT for flight bookings through Travala, marking a significant step in mainstream cryptocurrency adoption within the travel industry.
Bitcoin surges to record $123,500 while Ethereum approaches 2021 highs above $4,700, driven by institutional adoption, Trump’s pro-crypto policies, and regulatory clarity.
