Archive for month: August, 2024
DePIN Media Network PTK Starts Up on Coinbase’s Base to Bring Transparency to Making Movies
PKT has Hollywood talent behind it who are sick of the the black box that is the industry’s film production process.Source
Bitcoin Gets Brief Boost After U.S. Employment Growth Revised Lower
Job growth for the 12-months ending in March 2024 was 818,000 lower than previously reported, according to a government report.Source
Crypto Airdrops Ban U.S. Users, but Americans Are Claiming Tokens Anyway
Airdrop geoblocks help projects avoid tangling with U.S. laws. But the safeguards aren’t very effective. America’s crypto scene doesn’t respect the rules they help write.Source
CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: Index Trades Down Despite Gains from MATIC and UNI
Polygon and Uniswap gain ground as Litecoin and others drag CoinDesk 20 index down by 0.3%.Source
Controversial Crypto Firm Prometheum to Treat Uniswap and Arbitrum’s Tokens as Securities
Prometheum is forging ahead with its strategy to comply with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s view on cryptocurrency transactions by letting two more tokens into its custody operation for crypto securities, whether the rest of the industry agrees or not.Source
BlackRock’s ETHA Becomes First Ethereum ETF to Cross $1B in Net Inflows
ETHA holds over $860 million in net assets. Only Grayscale’s mini ether trust (ETH) and Ethereum trust (ETHE) have more. Its net inflows are more than the next three highest ETF inflows combined.Source
Cipher’s Bitcoin Mining Business Remains Compelling, Canaccord Says
The mining business is a standout in the sector in terms of exahash growth, operating performance and low power costs, the report said.Source
First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Holds Below $60K Before U.S. Jobs Data Revision
The latest price moves in bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets in context for Aug. 21, 2024. First Mover is CoinDesk’s daily newsletter that contextualizes the latest actions in the crypto markets.Source
‘Wartime CEO’: Urbit’s Founder Returns in Shakeup at Moonshot Software Project
“We’re here to fix this,” Curtis Yarvin says of the struggling endeavor to rebuild the entire internet computing stack from scratch.Source