Bitcoin trading on Binance breaks all-time high
Both total trading volumes and open interest on futures have soared amidst Bitcoin’s ongoing bull run.
Russia’s Gazprombank debuts Bitcoin trading in Switzerland
Gazprombank Switzerland, a subsidiary of one of the largest banks in Russia, has piloted its Bitcoin (BTC) transaction service in Swiss.
KuCoin inches closer to recovery by reopening deposits and withdrawals
After a crippling hack, KuCoin looks to return to normalcy. More trouble awaits KuCoin as the exchange is facing down legal trouble on two fronts
Global Bitcoin Futures reach six-month high above $50 billion
Recent figures show Bitcoin futures have reached a combined $52 billion, the highest they’ve been in at least six months.
Binance launches Ethereum Mining Pool with 0.5% fees
After launching its Bitcoin (BTC) mining pool in April, crypto exchange Binance has now launched an in-house mining pool for the market’s largest altcoin
Timebit news: Summary of Crypto market news on 13/11/2020
Crypto market on 13/11/2020 recorded Bitcoin retreats after hitting a new yearly high at $16,500; Ethereum price has taken a hiatus
Report: Celsius’s doubled its crypto holdings to $2.2B in six months
Crypto lending and borrowing platform Celsius has announced that it now holds more than $2.2 billion in digital assets under management (AUM).
Timebit news: Summary of Crypto market news on 9/11/2020
Crypto market on 9/11/2020 recorded Bitcoin rebounded from the support at $14,500, Ripple price movements limited within the Bollinger
Timebit news: Summary of Crypto market news on 6/11/2020
Crypto market on 6/11/2020 recorded Bitcoin was the biggest winner and achieved new yearly highs and Ripple struggled to catch up with BTC and ETH
$3.5 million worth of KuCoin’s stolen funds are on the move
Following this year’s infamous KuCoin hack, funds are still being moved in large quantities.
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Wallets with less than 1 BTC account for just 5% of...
With the number of “wholecoiner” Bitcoin wallets holding at least 1 BTC increasing every year, the remaining addresses represent just 5% of Bitcoin’s market cap.
