2020-5-3 13:00 |
The DeFi sector will continue to grow in the future despite the difficulties that the industry has faced since the beginning of 2020, but be careful by choosing whom to trust.
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Several DeFi projects have fallen to some exploit since the beginning of 2020. But instead of casting the entire sector aside as broken, some investors say that despite these failures,...The post Don’t Say DeFi Broke, Instead Say It Survived appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
2020-3-24 15:22 | |
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Coinspeaker Is 2020 the Year for Ethereum?At the beginning of 2019 around $1.92 million of ETH was locked into DeFi, by the end of the year, this had risen to almost $3 million in Ethereum.Is 2020 the Year for Ethereum?
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Ethereum is the second largest cryptocurrency and for good reason – when it was released, smart contracts were just beginning and Ethereum offered more than being a currency. It offered the world a new way to look at applications, a way to decentralize them and to usher in a new era of privacy and application […]
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Strive's strategic focus on Bitcoin investment and debt reduction could enhance its market position and influence in the crypto sector. The post Vivek Ramaswamy’s Strive plans to raise $150M in preferred stock sale to buy Bitcoin and repay debt appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Steak ’n Shake is taking its crypto experiment to the pay window, announcing it will begin paying hourly workers a small Bitcoin bonus tied to hours worked—a move that quickly drew skepticism and ridicule online.
Bitcoin tumbles below $88K with $150M liquidated in an hour, marking a 2026 low as the Bitcoin market decline continues. The post Bitcoin falls below $88K to a new 2026 low with $150M liquidated in one hour appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The company holds approximately 5,398 Bitcoin worth around $480 million while its healthcare business continues through a subsidiary. The post KindlyMD Rebrands to Nakamoto Inc. to Reflect Bitcoin Treasury Focus appeared first on Coinspeaker.
Bitcoin price surrendered the psychological $90,000 stronghold during early Asian trading hours on Jan. 21, marking a decisive breakdown that has effectively erased the asset's gains for the start of 2026.
Bitcoin extended its selloff this week, sliding below the closely watched $90,000 level as global market turbulence triggered heavy liquidations and renewed concerns over tightening liquidity. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has now erased all of its gains for the year, with technical indicators pointing to further downside risk if key support levels fail to hold. […]
Samson Mow, chief executive officer of technology company JAN3, has characterized Bitcoin as a generational investment opportunity rather than a conventional trade.