📌 Daily Summary
● LIVE TRACKINGThe recent $225 million outflow from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds signals waning investor confidence as U.S. Treasury yields reach an 18-month high, attracting capital away from cryptocurrencies. In a notable development, China executed its first cross-border payment using the digital yuan to Singapore, indicating a step forward in the globalization of digital currencies. Adding to the industry's turmoil, one of the largest Bitcoin mining companies has filed for bankruptcy, highlighting ongoing operational challenges. Meanwhile, major firms have made a strategic $15 million investment to bolster Bitcoin security against quantum computing threats. In other news, Lien Finance has reported a significant $542,000 attack, while Bitcoin exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have surprisingly removed a notable altcoin from their delisting watchlist, potentially providing a boost to that asset's market positioning.
13:41
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $225.18 million, ending a two-week streak of inflows. This development…
12:49
China has successfully completed its first cross-border payment to Singapore using the digital yuan. The transaction, conducted via…
11:55
Poolin, a Bitcoin mining pool, has filed for bankruptcy protection due to financial difficulties.
11:02
BlackRock, Coinbase, and seven other major companies have formed the Bitcoin Security Consortium to ensure the long-term security…
10:05
Lien Finance lost approximately 542,000 USDC due to a vulnerability in the bond token exchange logic. The attacker…
