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THORChain becomes second-largest DEX in daily trading volume

THORChain has become the second-largest decentralized exchange (DEX) while its native token, RUNE, registered a slight decline over the past day. According to data provided by DeFi Llama, THORChain’s daily trading volume has reached $334.3 million, surpassing PancakeSwap and making it second to only Uniswap which has a $1.14 billion trading

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CME becomes second-largest Bitcoin futures exchange as open interest surges

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), a regulated Bitcoin (BTC) Futures exchange, now stands just behind Binance in terms of notional open interest (OI) to rank second in the list of BTC futures exchanges.CME’s OI hit $3.58 billion earlier on Oct. 30, pushing the regulated derivatives exchange platform to jump two

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Russia becomes second-largest Bitcoin mining hub after US, claims local miner

Russia has now reportedly become the second-largest country in the world in terms of Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrency mining, with the United States maintaining its position as the leader. Nevertheless, the lack of clear regulations regarding cryptocurrencies in the United States may lead to a potential market distribution shift.According to

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Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Reaches All-Time High as Miners Face Second-Largest Increase This Year – Mining Bitcoin News

Bitcoin’s mining difficulty reached an all-time high (ATH) on Feb. 24, 2023, at block height #778,176, reaching 43.05 trillion hashes and surpassing the 40 trillion mark for the first time ever. The network’s difficulty increased by 9.95%, which is the second-largest rise this year, as Bitcoin recorded a combined 24.89%

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South Korea’s Second-Largest City Aims to Become a Crypto Hub – Featured Bitcoin News

South Korea’s second-largest city, Busan, is making efforts to become a crypto hub. Busan has been designated by the Korean government as a “super-aged” city, and its officials believe that crypto could help turn things around by attracting young people, tech startups, and investors. South Korean City Wants to Become a

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