On a Wednesday, no less, Bitget Wallet unveiled this grand design, a network so intricate it would make the most seasoned ballroom dancer blush. The aim? To bridge the chasm between card rails and blockchain networks, a feat as daring as it is necessary in this age of digital pecuniary pursuits.
Cardano’s price hasn’t moved much recently, and this is making investors increasingly pessimistic. Trading patterns show they’re mostly selling, indicating a loss of faith in ADA.
Now, let’s talk about the drama that almost went unnoticed. Evernorth, bless their hearts, pointed out that the CFTC’s no-action letter was basically buried under the SEC’s commodity announcement. Like, “Oh, by the way, self-custody wallets are fine now. No biggie.” Meanwhile, Phantom Technologies is over here like, “Did we just become derivatives brokers? Nope, just fashionably compliant.”
The disagreement revolves around recent changes to how stablecoins earn returns, a major sticking point that lawmakers have been discussing for months.
This magical integration happens through Datalink, Chainlink’s fancy data publishing service for big-shot datasets. Chainlink is like the Cupid of data, and Coinbase is bringing the roses-order book data, spot prices, perpetual futures, E-mini futures, and even datasets for metals, energy, and equity futures via Coinbase Derivatives Exchange. It’s like a buffet, but for data nerds!
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is finally showing some signs of life after what feels like an eternity of sideways snoozing. It’s like it just woke up from a nap and realized it’s still in the game!
Interactive Brokers (IBKR) now lets customers transfer their cryptocurrency directly into their accounts without needing to sell it first. This new feature, launched on Wednesday, allows users to move holdings like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana from other wallets or platforms into accounts held with Paxos or zerohash, which are linked to their Interactive Brokers accounts. This means customers can manage all their investments – including stocks, bonds, and crypto – in one place.
As geopolitical strains mount like laundry on a teenager’s floor, Fink took to the BBC (the British Broadcasting Corporation, not the Big Bad Corporation, though the lines blur sometimes) to proclaim that if oil prices hit $150 per barrel, we might as well start practicing our recession dance moves. He pointed a finger at Iran, the proverbial troublemaker, as the reason for this unwelcome instability in our energy markets. Ah, Iran, always finding ways to make headlines and the price of gas soar.
With oil prices recently jumping due to Middle East tensions, Binance Research examined how this impacted Bitcoin’s (BTC) market in the short run, according to a new report.