What’s the deal? Over the weekend, we’ll update this post with some of the most interesting articles, podcasts, charts, and opinion pieces we’re too busy to write about.
OK, only crypto? Not necessarily. We do that Monday to Friday, so we try to explore new subjects on weekends.
Feel free to join in and submit entries on Twitter. Any topic is fair game.
32 mins ago
WATCH: Did SBF, Alameda, and FTX make its cash through the Kimchi Arbitrage? These curious ties to Chinese entities seem to suggest otherwise. https://t.co/aKcpuOokhE pic.twitter.com/2uidjV9cKm
— Protos (@Protos) July 20, 2023
32 mins ago
The Context: CoinDesk needs a better buyer
The investor group that may acquire CoinDesk won’t make good custodians says @BennettTomlin.
Subscribe and read https://t.co/Uck4gCfTQT pic.twitter.com/Pmli9VDmu0
— Protos (@Protos) July 21, 2023
31 mins ago
SBF leaked diaries to harass Caroline Ellison and derail trial, lawsuit claims
ICYMI
31 mins ago
this is my morning alarm pic.twitter.com/R2PsPFajJJ
— 10x’er (@10x_er) July 21, 2023
30 mins ago
“How do you do, fellow human?” pic.twitter.com/T3S1Zxczkr
— Marty Bent (@MartyBent) July 20, 2023
30 mins ago
Tesla directors pay $735M to settle claims they overpaid themselves https://t.co/hNHS45EkOW
— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) July 17, 2023
29 mins ago
Holy fuck.
So yesterday, the SDNY randomly filed new files in the old Tether and Poloniex case.
The file was that they wanted to depose a Crypto trade whose name was redacted…
Look who was in NY near their office…
Is he trying to cut a deal by ratting out others?!?!?? https://t.co/ktAuG6mwRr
— Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth) (@adamscochran) July 21, 2023
29 mins ago
There is no new “idea” it’s just two statistically invalid models charting supply vs a function of supply.
And this particular false narrative has been (and evidently still is) poisonous “idea” crack for Bitcoin and Bitcoiners. Time to kill it once and for all.
— Cory Klippsten | Swan.com #Bitcoin (@coryklippsten) July 21, 2023
29 mins ago
Introducing: Protos Live
Curated Crypto news from across the web, in one place.https://t.co/qBcjbr9Eud
— Protos (@Protos) July 19, 2023
29 mins ago
I thought this was merely a thought experiment of a mad scientist or maybe a even a very niche joke but holy cow it's real:
The Bitcoin multisig centipede https://t.co/rMCU5ZdpQL
— calle (@callebtc) July 21, 2023
28 mins ago
In March 2021, the first tweet ever sold as an NFT for $2.9 million.
The most recent bid is $1.14 pic.twitter.com/fyM8zrGjj2
— Chairman (@WSBChairman) July 19, 2023
26 mins ago
1/ An investigation into the Canadian phishing scammer known as Soup (Dan) who has helped steal millions in assets by attacking the Discord servers of projects like @Orbiter_Finance @PikaProtocol pic.twitter.com/EtD5FMiG4R
— ZachXBT (@zachxbt) July 17, 2023
25 mins ago
Crypto whales targeted in wave of home invasions near Vancouver
The largest cryptocurrency has according to on-chain insights from CryptoQuant “been lodged within a narrow corridor for the past three months.” The on-chain analytics platform claims that the answer lies in the protocol’s fundamental factors such as supply and miner activity. advertisement While we will explore Bitcoin’s fundamental position in a bit, BTC is still feeling the pinch of an aggressive bear camp – down 1% to $30,005. Trading volume is up to $14 billion with its market capitalization holding at $582 billion. The largest altcoin appears to be following in BTC’s footsteps, down 1.6% to $1,898. As discussed in the previous Analysis , Ethereum price must reclaim $1,900 support to keep the resumption of the uptrend above $2,000 intact. What’s Next if Bitcoin Price Loses $30,000 Support? The Bitcoin price consolidation in a narrow rectangular pattern, as shown on the daily chart reveals that the tug of war between bulls and bear is close to its tensile l
Source: Oka/Adobe Japan is inching closer to reforming its strict crypto tax laws for corporations – in a bid to stop an “exodus” of crypto talent and capital from flowing overseas. Pressure to reform has mounted in recent years, with industry figures and opposition leaders alike all calling for change. More recently, the top financial regulator, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), has signalled that it also wants to modify the restrictive laws. But a final step in this process is approval from the National Tax Agency (NTA). But while the NTA is yet to publicly signal it will make the change, analysts believe that it is working on a tax reform bill that it hopes to unveil in parliament in the coming months. Late last week, the NTA released a set of FAQs that address the matter of crypto taxation. And while these did not directly make mention of any coming reform, Junya Izumi, an Associate Professor of Tax Law at the Chiba University of Commerce, pointed out on Twit
Bitcoin (BTC) price is back in the $27,000 zone with no signs of an exit soon. The king crypto is consolidating between the $28,551 and $26,578 zone as market players hope for a significant catalyst to trigger a rally. According to economists, United States unemployment claims could have a bearing on Bitcoin price as the number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits has been increasing. Nevertheless, as interest rates continue to increase, the U.S. labor market is gradually softening. Based on recent revelations, the U.S. economy added 253,000 jobs in April; the unemployment rate fell slightly to 3.4%. We just learned we created 253,000 jobs in April. That's 12.7 million jobs since I took office, an un employment rate that is the lowest since 1969, and the highest share of working age people in the workforce since 2008. My plan to invest in America is working. — President Biden (@POTUS) May 5, 2023 The following is a description of how U.S. un employment is a
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