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Bitcoin (BTC) recovered above $66,000 on Thursday, erasing earlier losses. Technical analysis points to a persisting bullish trend, though onchain data reveals some uncertainty among prediction market participants.
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A recent Ledger hardware wallet breach impacted not just individual users, but also criminal actors involved in 'task scamming'. Chainalysis reports these groups lost approximately 60 BTC ($4.9 million) to the same exploit.
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Ethereum's functionality extends beyond simple cryptocurrency transactions. The network's architecture tracks state, processes transactions, and executes smart contracts using a 'gas' system for computational pricing.
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Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès asserts Ledger was alerted to potential hardware wallet compromise risks months prior to the recent security incident. He questions the firm's handling of the initial warnings.
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Crypto analyst Lark Davis argues Bitcoin is poised for a new bull cycle, citing on-chain data and technical indicators. He points to whale accumulation and a potential market bottom around $57,000.
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Morgan Stanley’s Amy Oldenburg believes the investment rationale for Bitcoin as ‘digital gold’ is compelling, but emphasizes the need for Bitcoin to decouple from risk assets and trade more in line with gold’s behavior. She discussed factors influencing demand, including stablecoins and AI.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a modest inflow of $5.06 million on Thursday, while Ether-based funds experienced outflows totaling $60 million. Solana, HYPE, and Zcash funds also faced selling pressure.
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Google researchers achieved a key milestone in error correction for quantum computing, but experts say a threat to Bitcoin's cryptography remains years away. Crypto markets rebounded despite higher-than-expected PPI data.
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Declining onshore oil inventories, reaching a decade low, are challenging the thesis that Bitcoin can act as a hedge against broader inflationary pressures. The International Energy Agency's data reveals a shift in storage patterns.
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