1. A professor at Cornell University warns that misleading promises and speculation are exacerbating the risks of cryptocurrencies. 2. Long-term holders of Bitcoin in the recent market downturn
Cornell University professor warns of increasing risks in cryptocurrencies, a long-term holder purchases 184,500 BTC, and centralized exchanges see their Bitcoin reserves drop to the lowest level. WBTC's proportion for lending exceeds 41%, with MakerDAO being the largest use case. Hong Kong's cryptocurrency ETF faces systemic market barriers. Hong Kong plans to strengthen regulation of digital assets. Mini Trump may launch a tokenized real estate project. Exchange Bitcoin reserves hit a new low, with withdrawal amounts reaching $5.96 billion. Bitcoin mining difficulty is set to decrease. Nigerian cryptocurrency advocates sue to overturn the cryptocurrency ban. Companies like Robinhood and Coinbase oppose CFTC regulation of political prediction markets
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Cornell University professor warns that misleading promises and speculation are exacerbating the risks of cryptocurrencies.
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Long-term holders of Bitcoin bought over 184,500 BTC during the recent market pullback.
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The Bitcoin reserves of centralized exchanges have dropped to the lowest level since November 19, 2018.
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Currently, over 41% of WBTC is used for lending, with the largest use case (acceptance merchant) being MakerDAO.
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OSL executives state that the Hong Kong cryptocurrency ETF faces systemic market obstacles.
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Hong Kong Legislative Council member Dennis Kwok: The government plans to strengthen digital asset regulation in the next 12-18 months.
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Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett: Mini Trump is likely to launch a tokenized real estate project.
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Exchange Bitcoin reserves hit a five-year low, with $5.96 billion withdrawn in the past 30 days.
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Bitcoin mining difficulty is expected to decrease on August 14.
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10x Research: Bitcoin may undergo a significant transformation in the $60,000 to $70,000 trading range.
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Nigerian cryptocurrency advocates file a lawsuit to overturn the cryptocurrency ban.
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Companies like Robinhood and Coinbase oppose CFTC regulation of political prediction markets