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Bitcoin price falls to $29.5K, but on-chain data reflects investors’ growing interest

Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped below the $30,000 level on July 18, which given the developments of the last month, retail investors may not have expected, but does today’s downside move represent an upcoming shift in the trend? Data suggests that over the longer-term it does not. To get to the positives

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EU’s Data Act Still Contains Controversial Smart Contract Kill Switch, Despite Lobbying by Polygon, NEAR, Stellar, Cardano

Negotiators said they had struck a deal on the controversial text on June 28, shortly after organizations linked to numerous blockchains, including Stellar, Polygon, NEAR and Cardano, expressed their concerns in an open letter, but no text has been released until now. Source

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Flare and FlareDashboard join forces to enhance data transparency

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied Flare has partnered with FlareDashboard, a community-managed database and dashboard providing data insights on Flare and Songbird infrastructure providers, enabling users to make informed decisions, per a press release on July 14.  Flare and FlareDashboard partner Flare aims

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Bitcoin price rallies to $31.8K, but derivatives data highlights BTC bears’ advantage

This July 14 Bitcoin weekly options expiry holds the potential to be a significant turning point for market sentiment, potentially leading to a breach below the crucial $30,000 support level.Despite the initial bullish surge triggered by the spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) requests, the recent macroeconomic data has not been favorable

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Bitcoin BTC Price Holds Steady Over $30K as Inflation Data, Macro Issues Leave Investors Increasingly Unmoved

Massad and Clayton’s recommendations come at a potentially pivotal time in crypto’s brief history, and amid an ongoing jurisdictional feud between the CFTC, which considers crypto a commodity and the SEC, which sees it as a security. Both agencies have filed multiple legal actions against exchanges and other key crypto

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What Is Ethereum’s ‘Data Availability' Problem, and Why Does It Matter?

Separate “data availability” layers could reduce congestion on the Ethereum network by making it easier for ancillary “rollup” networks to verify that transactional details exist and are available to download if needed — without actually downloading them. The concept might offer an alternative to Ethereum’s own proposed "danksharding" solution, seen

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