“Lots of DPRK IT workers built the protocols you know and love,” Monahan said. I mean, who would’ve thought? We trusted these protocols, and now we find out they were made by people who, at best, have zero care about your precious funds.
Key Takeaways (or, as we like to call them, the CliffsNotes for the Impatient):
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Key Takeaways:
A closer perusal shows a smashing divide between a booming one and a chorus of far less enthusiastic performers across almost every other industry.
Algorand has seen the biggest price increase in the crypto market over the last week. CoinMarketCap reports that the price of Algo jumped around 50%, reaching $0.12. This happened quickly after the price dropped to a low of $0.08, and this quick recovery has attracted attention from traders worldwide.
Guess who’s back with the same old prediction? You guessed it! Mike McGlone, the Bitcoin prophet of doom, is again suggesting Bitcoin might be heading for a dramatic nosedive to $10,000. But this time, he’s laying down the law: $75,000 is the magic number.
According to recent data from Ali Charts, Cardano’s price has fallen below a key support level, suggesting that sellers are now in control in the short term. This move puts the price at around $0.245 in the spotlight, as it’s now a critical point to watch.
According to Rogoff, global investors, desperate to flee from the mighty dollar, are practically begging for an alternative. And lo and behold, China, with its impeccable timing, steps in to deliver.
In breezy bullet points, one can distil the momentous event into three sentences:
