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Philadelphia’s Federal Reserve (FED) Bank President Patrick Harker has suggested that, despite the inherent risks, demand for cryptocurrencies will remain high in the foreseeable future. origin »
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A new survey suggests most FTX creditors will reinvest in crypto, but its Solana-heavy methodology casts doubt on broader market trends. The post Survey Claims Nearly 80% of FTX Creditors Will Reinvest in Crypto appeared first on BeInCrypto.
FTX creditors in several countries, China, Russia and Ukraine included, unable to participate in claims. The FTX bankruptcy estate is however said to be evaluating options. The FTX estate has begun its creditor repayments that could see more than $16 billion go to eligible creditors across the globe.
Crypto exchange Bybit said Friday that all liquidation data can now be accessible via its enhanced API. Bybit has made its liquidation data publicly available through an upgraded API, weeks after CEO Ben Zhou questioned CoinGlass’ Bitcoin liquidation estimates. In…
Defunct crypto exchange FTX will commence its next distribution on May 30, following initial repayment that started this week.
A scam group posing as FTX debt claimants defrauded two companies of more than $5.6 million, according to a new report from Inca Digital. The perpetrators allegedly used AI-generated identities and unauthorized access to bankruptcy records to execute the scheme.…
Upcoming FTX payouts may see traders position ahead, which means the altcoin to watch in the next week could be the native FTX Token (FTT). However, the payouts and a confluence of other factors could also impact Bitcoin (BTC) price.
The biggest centralized crypto exchanges moved $18. 83 trillion in spot trades last year, but that’s still short of 2021’s record. Some platforms took off in 2024, while others fell behind.