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世界最大の#crypto 取引所Binanceの米国支部であるBinance USは、プラットフォーム上のビットコインキャッシュ（BCH）の準備金が不足しているという噂に応えました。
取引所は、顧客が預け入れまたは引き出すすべてのBCHトークンに対して1:1の準備金を維持していると主張しており、最近のBCH引き出しの一時停止は技術的な問題によるもので、現在は解決されたとしています。
ユーザーから共有された一部の報告によると、Binance USでのBCH引き出しは一時的に停止されていました。
声明によれば、Binance USは、顧客の個別の入金ウォレットからプラットフォームのホットおよびコールドウォレットに資金を自動的に転送するための入金転送システムに問題を抱えていました。

#GOATMoments 著名なビットコインアナリストのプランBが最近、革新的なトレード戦略を明らかにしました。彼は、この戦略がビットコインをただ買ってホールドすることで得られる利益を大幅に上回る可能性があると主張しています。
プランBの新しいトレード戦略はビットコインの半減期に関連しており、その重要なリターンで注目を集めています。
ビットコインの半減期に基づくトレーディング戦略
ビットコインの半減期は約4年ごとに発生するイベントです。新しい$BTC の採掘速度が50%減少するため、歴史的に価格の大幅な上昇を引き起こしてきました。

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仲間のバイナンストレーダーの皆さん
#Binance 新しいバッチのデュアルインベストメント商品が、更新されたターゲットプライスと決済日と共にローンチされました。ユーザーは、我々の売り高（Sell High）または買い低（Buy Low）商品の利用が可能です。
サブスクリプション形式：先着順
下のリンクで新しいターゲットプライスと決済日をチェックしてください
デュアルインベストメントでリワードを獲得しよう！
デュアルインベストメントは、選択した価格と将来の選択した日に、手数料なしで買い低（Buy Low）と売り高（Sell High）商品へのアクセスを提供します。人気の暗号通貨のセレクションでリワードを楽しむために、デュアルインベストメント商品のサブスクリプションをしてください。

#GOATMoments エアドロップイベントの締切は、#crypto マネーエクスチェンジBinanceの最新のローンチパッドプロジェクトArkham（#ARKM ）によって発表されました。
エアドロップイベントは、ユーザーがどれだけの人を紹介し、その活動をArkhamプラットフォーム上で測定することによって開催され、トークンリクエストポータルは2023年7月16日（今日）22:00（19:00 UTC）にトルコ時間で閉じられます。
Arkhamの公式開発者Twitterアカウントに公開された警告によれば、エアドロップをリクエストする権利のある人は、この日付までに取引を完了する必要があります。

#GOATMoments カルダノ（$ADA ）は、シンメトリカルトライアングルの中に収まっており、これは通常、重要な価格動向の前触れとなるパターンです。しかし、このブレイクアウトの方向性は不明で、どちらにでも振れる可能性があります。パターンのパラメータに基づくと、ブレイクアウトは約3日後に発生することが予想されます。
価格が三角形の収束するトレンドラインの間でオシレーションしている中、トレーダーや投資家たちは息を飲んで待っています。迫るボラティリティは、利益を得るトレーディングの機会を提供するか、長期ホルダーにとって戦略的なシフトを示す可能性があります。

#GOATMoments CardanoのADAは7月14日以来、$0.38の高値を達成した後、安定した下落を続けています。今日、ネガティブなクローズが達成されれば、ADAは5日連続で赤い取引日を迎えることになります。
ADAは7月13日から14日にかけて大幅な価格上昇を見せ、Rippleの勝利を受けてCardanoがSECの規制の脅威から免除されるという期待が高まりました。
その後、売り手は利益を確定し、ADAは連続して赤い日が続きました。執筆時点で、ADAは過去24時間で3.05%下落し、$0.305になっています。とはいえ、IntoTheBlockのオンチェーンデータによると、20億ADAの需要壁がベアを押し返す可能性があります。

#GOATMoments ビットコインの価格は現在のレベルに留まっており、ブルとベアが支配権を争っています。時価総額で1位の仮想通貨は過去数週間でいくつかの上昇を経験しましたが、市場全体のボラティリティは低下し、現在の動的な状況につながっています。
関連リーディング：ビットコインのサメとクジラが$2.15ビリオンの買い物スプリー、売るタイミングなのか？
この記事を書いている時点で、ビットコインは$30,500で取引されており、過去24時間は横ばいの動きです。先週の間に、#cryptocurrency は2%の損失を記録し、他のセクターもそれに続いてより急激な損失を記録しました。

#GOATMoments シバイヌ価格 #Analysis ：週足チャートでは、シバイヌの価格が下降ウェッジパターンの形成を示しています。このパターンの影響下で、コイン価格は二つの下向きトレンドライン内でカバーされており、下落トレンドが成熟に近づいていることを示唆しています。しかし、現時点では、コイン価格が最近下部サポートトレンドラインから反発し、パターンの範囲内でブル相場の反転を示しています。
シバイヌ価格の日足チャート：
上昇トライアングルパターンがSHIB価格の現在の回復フェーズを担っています。

#GOATMoments 長い間静かだったビットコインのクジラたちも、じっとしてはいられない。
数百万ドル分のBTCを保有する大口投資家たちが、数年の静寂の後に先週、保有資産を移動させた。
7月20日、2011年の2つのウォレットがそれぞれ10 BTC（現在の価値で292,767ドル）を新しい場所に移動させた。翌日、12年間の非活動の後、5 BTC（146,383ドル）を保有していたウォレットが動いた。
その後、約3030万ドル相当の「デジタルゴールド」—つまり1,037 BTCが、2012年以来初めて新しいウォレットに移された。あの時のコインの価格は#cryptocurrency で1コインあたり4.92ドルだった。

かつて、ブロックチェーンと暗号通貨の世界は私にとってまったく縁のないものでした。しかし、バイナンスを発見した魔法の瞬間にすべてが変わりました。バイナンスが私の人生に入り込み、無限の機会だけでなく、情熱と興奮ももたらしました。 #GOATMoments
しばらくして、Binance がデジタル資産取引の世界リーダーであることを知りました。その信頼性、ユーザーフレンドリーなインターフェイス、そして多種多様な暗号通貨が私をこの世界に深く引き込みました。短期間のうちに、私はブロックチェーン技術と暗号通貨を研究するようになりました。

#GOATMoments これは一般的な#announcement です。ここで言及されている製品やサービスは、あなたの地域では利用できない場合があります。
バイナンス仲間の皆さん、
バイナンスのマージン取引では、アイソレーテッドマージンでのレバレッジ調整機能の開始を発表できることを嬉しく思います。これにより、#アイソレーテッド #Margin での取引において、ユーザーはニーズやトレーディング戦略に応じて、全てのアイソレーテッドマージンペアのレバレッジレベルを調整できるようになります。
この機能はデフォルトではオフになっていることに注意してください。ユーザーはトグルボタンでシームレスに機能を有効化できます。

#GOATMoments リップルの法務責任者は、XRPが証券ではないという裁判所の裁定に続いて、米国の銀行がリップルの国境を越えた支払いソリューションを採用することを期待しています。
リップルの幹部によると、XRPを非証券と宣言する最近の画期的な裁定は、米国の銀行や金融機関がリップルの国境を越えた支払いソリューションを採用する道を開いています。
CNBCとのインタビューで、リップルの最高法務責任者であるスチュアート・アルデロティは、米国の銀行がリップルのオンデマンド流動性（ODL）製品に戻ることに自信を示しました。

#WLD Crypto companies are preparing for a showdown in Washington as regulatory agencies such as the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission crack down on crypto companies — while policymakers propose competing ways to regulate the asset class.
Helping crypto companies to get what they want in this battle are lobbying and government affairs firms, which try to influence legislation, regulation and other government affairs on behalf of companies.
Last year was a banner year for crypto industry lobbying with total federal lobbying spending more than double that of 2021, according to OpenSecrets. This year the stakes are even higher as leading crypto exchanges Binance and Coinbase face lawsuits from the SEC for the violation of securities laws. At the same time, the U.S. is falling behind other countries and regions such as the U.K. and the European Union, which are already making headway with the implementation of regulatory guidelines for crypto companies. Lobbying firms are looking to secure seats at the table for crypto companies to discuss these kinds of issues.
Meet the nine under-the-radar lobbying firms that have been working with digital assets firms this year. The list is based on publicly available lobbying disclosures but the data does not reflect the full extent of lobbying activity within the industry, as the Lobbying Disclosure Act only classifies a small set of activities as lobbying. The dollar amounts displayed do not always reflect the total size of the contracts and the crypto client lists may include relationships that are no longer active.
T Cap Solutions
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $70,000
Crypto clients since 2021: Chainalysis, Uniswap, FTX.US
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $260,000
T Cap Solutions is a lobbying group led by Charlie Thornton, the former chief of staff and chief operating officer at the CFTC. Thornton worked under CFTC chairman Heath Tarbert, who recently joined stablecoin provider Circle as its chief legal officer. Thornton left the regulatory agency in January 2021 and founded T Cap Solutions a month later.
The CFTC is a regulatory agency that’s been angling for more oversight of digital assets. The CFTC’s current chairman Rostin Behnam recently said he supported efforts by the House of Representatives’ agriculture committee to provide the agency with additional authority to oversee digital assets.
Financial services industry watchdog Better Markets criticized the cozy relationship between the digital assets industry and the CFTC highlighting a “revolving door” hiring spree that took place between former CFTC officials and collapsed crypto exchange FTX, which was once a client of T Cap Solutions.
Thornton is the only individual listed as a lobbyist for T Cap Solutions on OpenSecrets and the firm has limited online presence. The lobby group’s LinkedIn page describes itself as a “full-service, financial services-focused government affairs firm.” Thornton also provided counsel services to Delta Strategy Group, another lobby group on this list, from 2013 to 2015, per LinkedIn.
Data provided by OpenSecrets and ProPublica.
Delta Strategy Group
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $50,000
Crypto clients since 2020: Crypto.com, Chamber of Digital Commerce
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $120,000
Delta Strategy Group is a government affairs firm that is also made up of former CFTC heavyweights. The firm was founded in 2010 by James Newsome, a former chairman of the CFTC, and Scott Parsons, a former chief operating officer of the CFTC and the CEO of NYMEX. The firm’s partners Kevin Batteh and James Overdahl both served in roles at the CFTC as well as for other regulatory agencies such as the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority and the SEC respectively.
“I think the big differentiator for us is that in 2013 no one in DC really knew what this stuff was,” Batteh, who started following bitcoin in 2012, said in an email. “We had already gotten our hands dirty using it, and (relative to others in the regulatory strategy and lobbying space) had a deep understanding of the technology. We have grown up with the industry and worked hand and hand with clients as they have built their companies from the ground up.”
The group also has a long track record serving as advisors to traditional exchanges and funds, Batteh said. Two of Delta Strategy Group’s traditional clients, Citadel and Two Sigma, have made forays into the digital assets world through investments.
“Every year we see an increasing sophistication in our clients’ approach to DC and lobbying,” Batteh said. One of the top agenda issues for their firms this year is getting digital asset market structure legislation across the finish line, he added.
“Today many companies in the space have lobbying efforts and resources that are comparable to large traditional corporations,” he said.
Data provided by OpenSecrets and ProPublica.
FS Vector
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $280,000
Crypto clients since 2020: Ava Labs, Anchorage Digital, BankWyse, Binance Holdings, Block Inc, Chamber of Digital Commerce, Dapper Labs, Ripple, Orchid Labs, Meta (Facebook)
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $1 million
Just like Delta Strategy Group, FS Vector is another OG in the crypto lobbying space. In 2019, Meta hired FS Vector to lobby for its now disbanded stablecoin project Libra. FS Vector has a strong understanding of the stablecoin landscape in the U.S. as its co-founder and CEO John Beccia previously worked as the general counsel and chief compliance officer for leading stablecoin provider Circle.
Since 2019, FS Vector has quietly built out an impressive roster of crypto clients as well as clients in the fintech space. In a statement to The Block, it describes itself as being “at the forefront of novel public policy issues stemming from applications of cutting edge technologies in financial services.”
Data provided by OpenSecrets and ProPublica.
Sternhell Group
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $435,000
Crypto clients since 2020: Crypto Council for Innovation, Dapper Labs, Gemini Trust Co, Robinhood Markets, Silvergate Bank, NYDIG, Meta (Facebook), Coin Center
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $1.23 million
Sternhell Group is another firm that lobbied for Meta’s Libra project in 2019 and continues to maintain a relationship with the social network on digital assets policy to this day. Founded in 2009, Sternhell Group is a firm that has its roots in traditional finance and then developed a speciality in crypto, said Alexander Sternhell, who founded the firm and previously worked as a staffer on the Senate Banking Committee.
The firm was an early adopter of digital assets in Washington, helping to contribute to the setup of advocacy non-profit Coin Center in 2014.
“My shop is an established financial services policy shop,” Sternhell said. “And as more and more legislative and regulatory issues started to emerge with respect to crypto, I had developed an area of expertise with respect to bitcoin and crypto and as a result that's why I think we were a logical choice [for clients].”
In recent years, there’s been a significant uptick in activity around digital assets policy issues, Sternhell said. This year there has been a really hard push to enact legislation, he added.
“I think the arguments that have been made regarding a lack of clarity have resonated with a lot of legislators,” Sternhell said. “There really is a significant amount of activity and focus on creating a new set of laws that would impact the industry and the ecosystem in general.”
Data provided by OpenSecrets and ProPublica.
Tiger Hill Partners
Tiger Hill Partners team photo. Image: Tiger Hill Partners.
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $190,000
Crypto clients since 2020: Bitwise, Coinbase, Polygon Labs, Proof of Stake Alliance, Figure Technologies, Alternative Investment Management Association
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $610,000
Tiger Hill Partners is relatively new on the lobbying scene, having been founded in 2019. Its first digital asset client came in 2021 when the company was retained by Coinbase. It’s become known on the Hill for its “hands-on approach, federal securities laws expertise, and relationships with the leadership at the SEC, CFTC, and other Biden Administration agencies,” said Milan Dalal, the firm’s co-founder in an email to The Block.
Dalal, who previously worked as staff director of the Senate Banking Subcommittee on Securities, Insurance, and Investment, co-founded Tiger Hill Partners with James Maloney, who worked as a senior member of the financial communications and capital markets practice at public relations firm Edelman. Dalal organized the first hearing that the Senate Banking Committee held on digital assets in 2013 while serving as senior Senate staffer.
“Our technical proficiency and forward-thinking approaches have also allowed us to become trusted advisors to policymakers in Congress, at the SEC, and at the CFTC,” Dalal said.
Over the years clients have become increasingly sophisticated and grounded in the reality of Washington, which often requires incremental progress, Dalal said. A key priority for digital assets firms this year is seeking clarity either through the regulatory or legislative process, he added.
“The industry has a desire to comply with the law, but they need to know how the law applies,” he said.
Data provided by OpenSecrets and ProPublica.
Franklin Square Group
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $190,000
Crypto clients since 2020: Algorand, Coinbase, Opensea, Block Inc, Solve.care
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $1.24 million
Lobby firm Franklin Square Group has been a favorite amongst big technology players such as Apple and Alphabet but in recent years it has also acquired a subset of crypto clients.
Founded in 2008 by Josh Ackil and Matt Tanielian, who both started their careers in the technology industry, Franklin Square Group is designed with the same startup culture and mentality that its clients operate with. It looks to address policy issues and manage the disruption often caused by innovative startups and multinational technology companies, according to its website.
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Invariant LLC
Quincy Enoch, who co-leads Invariant's financial service and tax practice. Image: Invariant.
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $420,000
Crypto clients since 2020: Kraken (Payward), Circle, Web 3 Technology Fund, Taxbit, Coinflip, Flexa Network
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $9.65 million
Provocative is one of the many adjectives that lobby group Invariant uses to describe itself on its website. It tells prospective clients that “in DC, you are either at the table or on the menu.”
Founded in 2007 by former congressional aide Heather Podesta, Invariant is a lobby group that serves the widest range of clients out of the firms on this list. Podesta has frequently been named one of Washington’s most powerful players and despite her fierce reputation, her firm still retains a sense of humor with phrases on its website such as “Think you have the stomach for Washington?” overlaid on a picture of an indigestion shelf at a pharmacy.
The firm started looking at crypto in 2020, building upon an already “very robust fintech practice,” and then started its policy work for crypto clients in January 2021, said Quincy Enoch, who co-leads Invariant's financial service and tax practice. He added that crypto clients come to Invariant because it offers a turnkey government relations function immediately as well as being able to counsel clients on everything from tax to privacy to trade issues and communication strategies.
Over the past year, the education level around digital assets in Congress has accelerated, Enoch said. “In the past, like the general public, Congress gathered much of its information about crypto from news headlines,” he added.
“Now Congress is debating the regulatory framework that will provide rules of the road, protect consumers, and help the innovations brought by blockchain reach their full potential,” he said.
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DiRoma, Eck & Co
Co-founders Andrew Eck, on the left, and Michael DiRoma, on the right. Image: DiRoma, Eck & Co.
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $90,000
Crypto clients since 2020: Chainalysis, Marathon Digital Holdings, Uniswap Labs
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $190,000
DiRoma, Eck & Co is a boutique government affairs firm founded by Michael DiRoma and Andrew Eck. Despite being one of the newer firms on the Hill, the organization has already accumulated several crypto clients, which Eck attributes to the unique political analysis and policy perspectives gained from the founders’ time holding senior positions in the House and Senate, and at the Treasury Department.
In recent years, the digital assets policy space has shifted dramatically, said Eck in an email to The Block. Primary committees on the Hill are now focused on providing clarity for the industry and its consumers through legislation, he added.
“FTX quite obviously did a lot of damage to the reputation of an industry that had advanced rather quickly in ‘Washington time,’” Eck said. “But this year could have been a lot worse than it actually is so far in terms of legislative progress.”
“The opportunity for credible actors to make the case on the Hill still exists, albeit with much more scrutiny, and for that we should be grateful,” he added.
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Subject Matter
Lobbying spend by crypto clients in Q1 2023: $270,000
Crypto clients since 2020: Aave, Block Inc, ConsenSys, Defi Education Fund, Dydx, Grayscale Investments, Polygon Labs, Paradigm Operations
Total lobbying spend in Q1 2023: $4.78 million
Subject Matter describes itself as “a creative advocacy agency.” It has become a favorite amongst #crypto companies in the decentralized finance space. The lobby firm recently joined forces with Kivvit to create a national agency focused on strategic communications, data insights, government relations, digital strategy, creative content and advertising services.
Subject Matter itself was the result of a merger between lobbying powerhouse Elmendorf Ryan and communications firm Home Front Communications. The founding partners of Subject Matter are Steve Elmendorf, Jimmy Ryan, Paul Frick and Dan Sallick.
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#GOATMoments 市場追跡ウェブサイトのCoinMarketCapによると、1inch Network (1INCH)は、ほとんどのクリプトが下落している中で、12%以上の価格上昇を見せました。加えて、過去24時間の取引で、総クリプト市場の時価総額は0.26%減少し、$1.21兆で留まっています。
現時点で、1INCHは$0.3723で取引中です。これは、#altcoins. が24時間の安値$0.3331よりも、日高値$0.3787にずっと近いことを意味しています。さらに、1INCHの24時間取引ボリュームは、過去1日で300%以上急増しました。その結果、クリプトのボリュームは約$89,3996,453に達しました。

#GOATMoments 中国の暗号資産ジャーナリスト兼ブロガーであるコリン・ウーは、過去24時間で、XRPが13%下落した後、トレーダーが保有ポジションの清算を始めたとツイートした。最終的に、XRPの下落は約17%まで拡大した。彼はCoinGlassが提供したデータを共有した。
彼らがポジションをクローズし始めた際、#crypto 合計2億1800万ドル相当の清算と、ADA、LTC、$XLM 、MKR、FTM、BSVといった主要アルトコインの急激な価格下落が記録された。
これらの清算のうち、1億6000万ドルはそれらのコインにおけるロングポジションで占められていた。