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📰 TOP NEWS
Mt. Gox transferred 42,830 BTC (worth $2.9B) to an unknown address.
“Funds moved after the first move in five years. According to Arkham Intelligence reports, Mt. Gox still holds $9.42B worth of Bitcoin in tracked wallets.”
Grayscale filed an amended S-3 registration statement for its spot Ethereum fund.
“The SEC's call for draft submissions by Friday highlights the legal framework. It also formalizes the market structure for Ethereum ETFs.”
Mastercard launches a P2P network for cross-border crypto payments.
“Mastercard's initiative demonstrates the importance of integrating digital assets into mainstream financial services. Additionally, it can revolutionize cross-border transactions by reducing costs and increasing speed for users.”
Trump's meme coin recovered after a 16% drop due to his conviction.
“Trump-related memecoins, which are under the umbrella of political memecoins, had high volatility when Trump was convicted by the US judges.”
📌 REMARKS OF THE WEEK
Source: Investing.com
🔐 CRYPTO UNLOCKS
Source: Token Unlocks
🎟️ EVENT OF THE WEEK
ETH Berlin
ETH Belgrade brings together brilliant minds and Ethereum enthusiasts to exchange knowledge and inspire ideas that will energize the entire ecosystem.
Date Jun 3 - 5
💬 EXPERT OPINION
Bitcoin seems to be a very promising idea. I like the idea of basing security on the assumption that the CPU power of honest participants outweighs that of the attacker. It is a very modern notion that exploits the power of the long tail.
📊 METRIC OF THE WEEK
Our researchers designed this metric with ❤️
GLOSSARY CORNER Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) represents the amount of cryptocurrency that remains unspent after a transaction is executed. It’s essentially the change you get back in a transaction, which can be used in future transactions. | EDITOR’S CHOICE |
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