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Riot Platforms Full-Year 2022 Report Shows Company on Track for Aggressive Growth Plans

The Riot 2022 reports showed that the Bitcoin miner tripled its hashrate capacity to an all-time high of 9.7 EH/s.  Bitcoin (BTC) mining company Riot Platforms recently released a full-year 2022 report on its financial and operational performance. For the period ended December 2022, the company raked in revenue of $259.2 million while

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FTX presentation shows ‘massive shortfall’ in firm’s assets

Bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX has revealed a "massive shortfall" in its digital asset and fiat currency holdings with billions worth of customer funds missing from both the exchange and its United States-based arm, FTX US.  On Mar. 2 the exchange released a presentation showing FTX had $2.2 billion in exchange

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Texas objects to Voyager-Binance.US deal, court filing shows

Texas' State Securities Board and the Department of Banking are objecting to a proposed deal between Binance.US and bankrupted crypto lender Voyager Digital, shows a court filing from Feb. 24. According to the document, Binance.US's terms of service and restructuring plan contain a number of "inadequate" disclosures, including not informing unsecured creditors

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Uniswap DAO debate shows devs still struggle to secure cross-chain bridges

Over $2.5 billion was stolen in cross-chain crypto bridge hacks from 2021 to 2022, according to a report by Token Terminal. But, despite several attempts by developers to improve bridge security, a debate from December 2022 to January 2023 on the Uniswap DAO forums has laid bare security weaknesses that continue

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Bitcoin BTC Favored Over Ether ETH by CME Traders in 2023 So Far , Arcane Research Report Shows

Joe DiPasquale, CEO of crypto fund manager BitBull Capital, told CryptoX that institutional investors’ preference for BTC represented “the safest choice in a bear market.” He noted that Ethereum’s upcoming protocol updates might be raising concerns about an increased “risk of things going wrong,” and added that the Shanghai hard

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