Newsletter Oct 26, 2022
Bitcoin Breaks $20,000; $800 Million Liquidated In 24 Hours

Bitcoin has broken above $20,000 after weeks of decreased volatility resulting in $805.6 million being liquidated in the entire space in the last 24 hours.


2 Meme Coin Utilities That Are Often Overlooked By Many: Entertainment And Drama

Three meme coins struck out from the entire crypto market in 2021: Shiba Inu (SHIB), Dogecoin (DOGE) and Floki Inu (FLOKI), each of which had a different entertainment value for investors.



Binance's BNB Chain Debuts $10 Million Fund To Support Projects

BNB Chain has introduced a $10 million Growth Incentive Program and will select 10 projects that will be given gas incentives of up to 800 BNB tokens a month in total.

Crypto On Oct. 26: Bitcoin Reclaims $20,000; Ether Eyes $1,500

The crypto market turned bullish on Oct. 26 with Bitcoin breaking $20,000 after weeks of stagnant behavior, while Ether outperformed BTC.

Cash App Now Supports Bitcoin Lightning Payments

The service, which allows users to receive Bitcoin via Lightning Network, is available for all U.S. users, except those in New York.

CFTC Chair Calls Ether A Commodity Despite PoS Transition

Rostin Behnam does not agree with Chair Gary Gensler who considers Ether as a security.

Would-be Crypto Investors In Singapore Could Face Risk Tests

Would-be crypto investors in Singapore could face risk tests

Crypto Industry Disappointed As Australia Looks To Enshrine Tax Rules

The cryptocurrency industry said on Wednesday it was disappointed with Australia's decision to continue treating digital currencies as assets for tax purposes, and not as foreign currency.

Apple New Rules For Crypto, NFTs In App Store. And What They Mean.

Apple on Monday introduced new rules for payments in the Web3 world, centralizing payments and purchases in a move to protect users' data.


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