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Bitcoin Price, Crypto Stock Action
Bitcoin peaked at $97,437 on Thursday, CoinMarketCap data shows, before easing around $96,500 in the afternoon. The price of bitcoin has ranged between $93,000 and $95,000 over the past week, and is up about 28% from its early April low of $75,000.
Bitcoin is now up more than 3% for 2025.
Ethereum is up almost 3% over the past day to trade around $1,850. ETH is down roughly 45% so far this year.
COIN stock ticked lower Thursday. Coinbase has fallen 19% in 2025.
The iShares Bitcoin Trust and other spot bitcoin ETFs advanced 2.7% Thursday. Shares of the group are consolidating with buy points around their Dec. 17 highs.
MSTR stock eased slightly late Thursday after results. Shares pared their Thursday gain to 0.4% after jumping 6% in early trade.
You can follow Harrison Miller for more stock news and updates on X/Twitter @IBD_Harrison 2 replies
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from BASE: Decentralization stages
Vitalik Buterin's decentralization framework lays out a clear path for Layer-2 rollups on Ethereum, like Base, to progressively and safely decentralize. This framework describes three stages of decentralization:
Stage 0, or "full training wheels", is a stage where all rollup transactions are posted onchain, but the validity checks of these transactions are done by the chain's operator. State verification is centralized and dependent upon the chain operator.
Stage 1, or "limited training wheels", introduces a running fault proof or validity proof scheme with the practical authority to accept or reject state roots. It includes a decentralized override mechanism controlled by a diverse set of stakeholders, reducing dependence on chain operators alone.
Stage 2, or "no training wheels", represents full decentralization, where no group of actors can, even unanimously, post a state root other than the output of the code (except in clearly defined bug scenarios). 2 replies
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