Flippening Ahead?; NFT Sales Fall Again
Ethereum overtakes Bitcoin in options market, prompting suggestion the flippening is imminent. Binance clarifies details of compliance efforts. Singapore court gives Vauld three months protection from creditorsNFT sales limp into July with a 25% drop from June as broader crypto slump spreads. Those stories and other news shaping the cryptocurrency and blockchain world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."
What Is Crypto’s Downfall? Its Complexity
But that doesn't mean bitcoiners should close their mind to the wider blockchain industry.
First Mover Americas: BTC, ETH Drop Amid Geopolitical Tensions
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Aug. 2, 2022.
Bitcoin Brokerage River Financial Drops Fees for Recurring Trades
Crypto-exchange Binance also recently announced zero-fee bitcoin trades on its platform.
Bitcoin, Ether Slump as US House Speaker Pelosi's Taiwan Trip Weakens Risk Sentiment
"There will be serious consequences if Pelosi visits Taiwan," China's foreign ministry spokesperson said on Monday. But geopolitical tensions are hard to predict and often trigger knee-jerk reactions in risk assets.
First Mover Asia: Was the Metaverse All Just a Dream?
Bitcoin has fallen for four straight days, but the (small-ish) scope of the price decline offers a reminder of how listless digital-asset markets have suddenly become. Sam Reynolds totes up the losses on metaverse-related tokens.
Why the Crypto Industry Must Now Come to Its Own Defense
Cryptocurrency adversaries have used the decline in prices as an opportunity to ratchet up their criticism of digital assets.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Starts the Month in Negative Territory
BTC gives back a bit of last week’s gain on reduced volume.
Ether supera por primera vez a bitcoin en el mercado de opciones
La relación put-call de ether ha caído a un mínimo anual, lo que indica un impulso alcista, dijo Luuk Strijers, de Deribit.
July Marks Strongest Month of Crypto Fund Inflows This Year: CoinShares
Digital-asset investment products saw inflows of $474 million last month, reversing June’s $481 million of outflows.
