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Bitcoin (BTC) has quickly recovered to nearly $60,000 after a debacle last week that saw prices drop below $50,000 at one point.
The recovery may have legs, as the "exchange stablecoins ratio," which measures the number of BTC held in wallets tied to centralized exchanges relative to stablecoins, suggests reduced selling pressure.
The ratio has dropped to its lowest since February 2023, extending a prolonged downtrend that began in June last year, according to data tracked by blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant.
"This could indicate reduced selling pressure on bitcoin as fewer traders are converting their BTC into stablecoins," CryptoQuant told CoinDesk in a Telegram chat.
"Additionally, this could suggest a bullish market sentiment, where traders seem to be holding BTC in anticipation of future price increases," CryptoQuant added. 0 reply
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Bit Digital, Inc. (Nasdaq: BTBT) ("Bit Digital" or the "Company"), a digital asset mining services and artificial intelligence ("AI") infrastructure company headquartered in New York, has published unaudited digital asset mining data and corporate updates for June 2024.
Key corporate indicators for June 2024
As of June 30, 2024, the company had 256 servers that were actively generating revenue under the original Bit Digital AI contract. In June 2024, the company recorded estimated revenue of $4.1 million on this unaudited contract.
The company mined 61.7 units of Bitcoin (BTC) in June 2024, down 2.5% from the previous month.
The company's active hashrate, a measure of the computing power used for mining, was approximately 2.57 exahash per second (EH/s) as of June 30, 2024. 0 reply
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Let us recall that the investigation into the activities of the crypto lender Abra was initiated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in 2020. Regulators found that Abra and its Philippine affiliate Plutus Technologies sold cryptocurrency securities swaps to US clients without registering them, violating US securities laws. A working group of financial regulators from the states of Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Vermont and Washington State later joined the investigation. During the investigation, facts of unlicensed provision of services for buying, selling, trading and investing in digital assets through mobile applications were confirmed. 0 reply
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