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Bitcoin (BTC) once again proved its pattern was to reach peak prices for a very short trading period, only to crash in an episode of dizzying volatility. BTC climbed to $13,800 within a day, only to crash to $10,500 on the same day.
Bitcoin (BTC) Goes Parabolic Above $13,000, Wipes Out Gains Soon After |
The share of Tether (USDT) trading this week hovered around 58%, though each coin saw a robust turnover of above 10 times in 24 hours. BTC volumes peaked late on Thursday at $45 billion’s equivalent, an all-time record far outpacing any previously seen activity. Ahead of the weekend, volumes still reached $38 billion’s equivalent in 24 hours.
Tether (USDT) Price Breaks Below the Dollar Peg |
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ANZ’s stablecoin A$DC has been used to buy Australian tokenized carbon credits, marking another critical test of the asset’s use cases in the local economy. In March,...
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