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on't stick around
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Forgive everyone if you have no backbone and a good mood @fital719
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monthly reminder to whom it may concern
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Forgive everyone if you have no backbone and a good mood @itfermer
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@yba According to News.bitcoin, Coinatmradar.com data shows that as of January 11th, there were 38866 cryptocurrency ATMs in operation worldwide. BitcoinDepot has become the operator with the largest number of machines, managing 8486 ATMs. Coinflip follows closely behind with 5289 machines, while Athena Bitcoin is responsible for 3797 devices. The United States is the leader in this field, owning 81.3% of the world's encrypted ATMs. From a regional perspective, Europe accounts for 4.3%, Oceania accounts for 4%, and Australia has installed 3.5%. @ytiger
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@yba According to TheBlock, the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is seeking public opinion on proposed rules aimed at providing consumers with more protection in encrypted transactions to prevent fraud. The CFPB has proposed an "explanatory rule" to explain how the Electronic Funds Transfer Act and other regulations apply to emerging "digital payment mechanisms" such as stablecoins. This law was passed in 1978 with the aim of protecting consumers' participation in electronic fund transfers. CFPB Director Rohit Chopra stated that consumers must be confident that their transactions will not be affected by harmful surveillance or errors when using new forms of digital payments. However, the future of CFPB's rule making is uncertain as the agency has sparked dissatisfaction from the incoming Trump administration. @yoginth
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The disappearing rainy day, I really want to get drenched again @ftiioma2
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The disappearing rainy day, I really want to get drenched again @drug01
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In December last year, the percentage of DEX futures contract trading volume to CEX trading volume reached a historic high of 10.17%, which is a recent historical high. This growth can be attributed to the increased adoption of platforms such as Hyperliquid, Jupiter, Apex, SatoriFinance, and Drift, which have been growing in recent months. Throughout 2024, the total trading volume of these DEX will increase by an average of 26.5% per month. By December, the cumulative trading volume had reached 285 billion US dollars. Hyperliquid has become the dominant player, accounting for 78.8% of DEX's total trading volume, with a monthly trading volume exceeding $225 million in December. Following closely behind Hyperliquid is Jupiter, which holds 9.8% of the market share and had a trading volume of over $28 million in December. @ftihsmsk
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According to disclosure documents, one of the regulatory banking agencies in the United States, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), warned the banking industry in 2022 and 2023 to stop providing banking services to cryptocurrency operators. The relevant documents were requested to be made public by lawyers representing cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase, who is currently in litigation with the FDIC. After the judge approved the application, the FDIC released a censored version of the document issued to some banks last month, which warned the banking industry to stop providing banking services to cryptocurrency operators. It is reported that the plaintiff's lawyer later requested the judge to order the FDIC to release a more detailed version. @dr0215
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The gentle stars flood the world with the greatest goodness @sewingbee
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Bumping this because I also have this issue. Generated the manifest from within the Warpcast devtools. Validates fine there. But using the demo app hosted at that domain get the `invalid_domain_manifest` error. cc @horsefacts.eth
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The gentle stars flood the world with the greatest goodness @rewabi
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Hasseb Qureshi, a partner at Dragonfly Capital, stated that Kyle Samani, co-founder of Multicoin Capital, is the best investor in the cryptocurrency field. As competitors, Dragonfly and Multicoin are always at odds, but experts know experts, investing is like a sport, and Kyle is the highest scoring person in history, unmatched by anyone else. @reisub.eth @sristysarha
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The disappearing rainy day, I really want to get drenched again @sewatye
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According to on chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the famous ETH/BTC exchange rate bull James Fickel's year long long long ETH/BTC exchange rate finally came to an end today. He sold 6429 ETH (21.45 million US dollars) 4 hours ago to exchange for 227WBTC and paid off all WBTC payments. He went long on the ETH/BTC exchange rate for a whole year, losing $68.84 million (20632 ETH). In the first half of the year, he borrowed 2987 WBTCs from Aave at a rate of 0.054 and sold them for 55315 ETH to go long on the ETH/BTC exchange rate; Starting from August, ETH was gradually sold to buy back WBTC for repayment, and a total of 75947ETH was spent to buy back 2987WBTC for repayment at an exchange rate of 0.0393 US dollars; In the end, he incurred a loss of 20632 ETH ($68.84 million) on the ETH/BTC exchange rate by long trading. @ftiioma
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The simpler life and friends, the better @yyiting
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