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First Mover: Ethereum a Victim of Its Own Success as Fees Soar, Vitalik Complains
Ethereum's growing popularity with stablecoins and DeFi projects means fees are soaring on the network. Does that offer an opening for the competition?

3 Reasons Bitcoin's Price Could Soon Rise to $10K
After a rise over $9,500 Wednesday, bitcoin looks set to climb toward the psychological price hurdle of $10,000. Here are three reasons why.

Open Interest in Ether Options Jumps to New Record High
Data from major exchanges shows that open interest in ether options rose to a new lifetime high of $194 million on Tuesday.

Crypto Custodian Anchorage Adds Litecoin Support
The U.S.-based crypto custody provider has added support for litecoin, the eighth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.

First Mover: This DeFi-Ready Token Is Teaching Crypto Traders to Cherish Inflation
Prices have jumped for Ampleforth's AMPL tokens, but so has the supply – and it's all gone straight into traders' pockets.

Bitcoin ‘Active Entities’ at Highest Since 2017 Bull Run
The on-chain metric suggests Bitcoin is garnering users despite the cryptocurrency’s extended period of comatose price action.

DeFi Hype Has Sent Ethereum Fees Soaring to 2-Year High: Coin Metrics
The knock-on effects of the DeFi hype include high fees and less active users on Ethereum, according to Coin Metrics.

First Mover: Bitcoin Shows Signs of Life but Ether (and Crew) Steal the Limelight
In the race to become the dominant cryptocurrency platform, Ethereum is gaining on Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Rises With Stocks as EU Agrees to €750B in Coronavirus Stimulus
Bitcoin edged higher on Tuesday as stock markets cheered the EU's decision to approve a landmark coronavirus recovery fund.

First Mover: Bitcoin Miners Find Upgrade Financing Aplenty, Even as Prices Languish
Big-money players are extending financing to bitcoin miners for equipment upgrades, even though prices are still torpid two months after the halving.
