After finally climbing overnight, it all got wiped out as soon as news of the midterm elections came in. Didn’t everyone know the midterms were a guaranteed loss?
1.
$BTC
I can’t think of any other reason—it must have been a hack;
2.
$ETH
Was it because Vitalik was attending a conference in India and wearing an unusual outfit?
3.
$SOL
It’s starting to look for application-focused projects. Now we wait for the foundation to make an announcement;
4. Report: The Binance hack began with a fake recruitment drive, using methods highly similar to the 2022 Axie hack;
At the end of the day, it was still an employee—why were they applying for jobs elsewhere?
5. Trump: If Democrats take control of Congress, he may use his presidential veto power to push back;
Always going straight to the veto;
6. Republicans are concerned about the early results of the midterm elections, believing Democrats could win by a landslide;
The market has already given its answer: U.S. stocks are plunging on the Republican side;
7. On-chain analytics platform Bubblemaps refutes allegations by a former employee, saying the contract was fabricated by AI;
8. VanEck’s head of research: Bitcoin would need to average $100,000 for miners to break even;
9. 1inch lawyer: Regardless of the midterm election results, U.S. crypto regulation will be driven primarily by federal agencies;
10. The CFTC has approved single-stock perpetual contracts. So far, only Kalshi, Coinbase, Kraken, and http://Crypto.com have submitted applications;
1.
$BTC
I can’t think of any other reason—it must have been a hack;
2.
$ETH
Was it because Vitalik was attending a conference in India and wearing an unusual outfit?
3.
$SOL
It’s starting to look for application-focused projects. Now we wait for the foundation to make an announcement;
4. Report: The Binance hack began with a fake recruitment drive, using methods highly similar to the 2022 Axie hack;
At the end of the day, it was still an employee—why were they applying for jobs elsewhere?
5. Trump: If Democrats take control of Congress, he may use his presidential veto power to push back;
Always going straight to the veto;
6. Republicans are concerned about the early results of the midterm elections, believing Democrats could win by a landslide;
The market has already given its answer: U.S. stocks are plunging on the Republican side;
7. On-chain analytics platform Bubblemaps refutes allegations by a former employee, saying the contract was fabricated by AI;
8. VanEck’s head of research: Bitcoin would need to average $100,000 for miners to break even;
9. 1inch lawyer: Regardless of the midterm election results, U.S. crypto regulation will be driven primarily by federal agencies;
10. The CFTC has approved single-stock perpetual contracts. So far, only Kalshi, Coinbase, Kraken, and http://Crypto.com have submitted applications;
