The top 25 participants with a net-buy volume (Buys minus Sells) will be eligible to receive prizes in relation to their ranking with the exceeding amount of 5000 GIG. Participants will be ranked in descending order of net buy volume of GIG.
There’s another group of buyers who may surprise you: publicly traded companies. In fact, 18 companies hold more than 600,000 BTC or nearly 3% of total Bitcoin supply.
One of the first items of business in MiCA was categorizing various types of crypto assets, with a new focus on stablecoins.
There is no shortage of analysts, traders and pundits who light up crypto social media boards as they track the “signs” that BTC will go up or down.
The crypto sphere buzzed with excitement at the novel unveiling of UNI (“free coins”) as well as the potential for continued growth and strength of the DeFi market.
With traders holding BTC (and most are holding), the price of BTC at a high, and gas for Ethereum still causing transaction pains, what’s a coin enthusiast to do?
The top (25) participants with a net-buy volume (Buys minus Sells) will be eligible to receive prizes in relation to their ranking. Participants will be ranked in a descending order of net buy volume of CRDT.
While the digital coin news is dominated by the price of Bitcoin, another story that’s gaining attention is the DeFi market explosion.
The top 25 participants with a net-buy volume (Buys minus Sells) exceeding 375 IDX will be eligible to receive prizes in respect to their ranking.
So what did the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome H. Powell’s speech mean for the cryptocurrency market?
Gas prices are taking center stage on the Ethereum (ETH) network and we’re not talking about petrol.
While the crypto universe remains focused on the continued rise of Bitcoin, there’s another clear winning opportunity in the market: DeFi.
