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The biggest Fundraising Rounds conducted in the last 7 Days
Projects that received the most funding are Puffer Finance ($18M), an Ethereum liquid restaking protocol, Centrifuge ($15M), an RWA tokenization protocol, and Homium ($10M), a real estate equity mortgage lender.
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🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates leads the Middle East in crypto adoption, with 72% of local users investing in 🥇 Bitcoin
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Crypto speak: Probably nothing
“Probably nothing” is a popular term in the crypto community used sarcastically to indicate events or news that may seem insignificant at first glance but, in fact, can have a significant impact on the cryptocurrency market.
Doesn’t make much sense, does it? 😅
Let’s keep it simple: Imagine that tomorrow, the news reports that the U.S. government is officially considering a bill recognizing Bitcoin as an official tender on par with the dollar.
If you’re a crypto proponent, you can tweet the link to this news and sign it “Probably nothing.”
While some may think this news is insignificant, it could be a strong indicator that Bitcoin is on its way to the moon.
In general, “probably nothing” is a way to emphasize the potential importance of certain events or news that may be undervalued or ignored.
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Hard to believe: there's an app that pays you for walking
- And then some crypto games where you can profit
- You can even just take surveys at exchanges and get from $30 to $500
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📁 Central banks are STOCKING UP on gold:
Since 2022, 🇨🇳 China has bought a record ~290 tonnes of gold. Last year alone, China acquired more than 225 tonnes of the metal.
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Crypto speak: Wagecuck
“Wagecuck” is a derogatory way to call a person with a permanent job. Sometimes, the term is used ironically when someone is talking about themself. For example, if you work at a regular job from nine to five, you can say, “I can’t wait for Bitcoin to go parabolic so I can finally quit my job (wagecucking).”
As expected, there is a corresponding meme for wagecucks. They are often depicted working at McDonald’s, which is considered the personification of thankless and low-paid work.
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Statistics for the first 96 days of spot BTC-ETF trading
At current exchange rates:
🟩 531,000 BTC ≈ $32.6 billion- bought by all ETFs
🟥 305,000 BTC ≈ $18.7 bln - sold by Grayscale
🟧 86,400 BTC ≈ $5.3 billion - mined by miners
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🍜 Hypocrisy - Level 100
The CEO of JPMorgan has stated that Bitcoin is a scam and a pyramid scheme.
At the same time, JPMorgan is an authorized participant in BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF.
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10 questions for Satoshi Nakamoto
The administrators of the Kraken crypto exchange’s Twitter account invited their users to ask questions to Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous founder(s) of Bitcoin.
This is a fun little activity, but you can be almost 100% sure that Satoshi will not answer. It’s interesting to know what crypto enthusiasts want to learn from the creator of the world’s predominant cryptocurrency.
Questions:
1. Do you have private keys?
2. How much Bitcoin do you have?
3. Are you going to sell your Bitcoin?
4. Why did you make Bitcoin halvings happen every 210,000 blocks mined? Is the decision somehow related to the frequency of U.S. presidential elections or financial market cycles?
5. How do you assess what the crypto industry has become? Does it meet your expectations?
6. What project did you start working on after Bitcoin?
7. Where have you been all this time?
8. Are there other coins in your portfolio besides Bitcoin?
9. Is the Ordinals protocol dangerous for Bitcoin?
10. What do you think about the PEPE memecoin?
What would you like to ask Satoshi?
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