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| Bitcoin Price Sinks to Lowest Level in 2 Years |
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| A mixture of high-profile bankruptcy fears, regulatory pressure, and rampant short selling have crushed the price of Bitcoin. |
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| ETH Plummets 10% in a Week on FTX Drainer Swaps, Where's the Bottom? (Ethereum Price Analysis) |
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After a significant crash in the cryptocurrency market due to the FTX bankruptcy, Ethereum’s price has dropped to a decisive support level of $1K.
A further decline is expected if the mentioned level fails to hold. The upcoming price action should determine Ethereum’s mid-term direction. |
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| Ethereum: A rally in whale holdings might not help ETH investors. Here is why... |
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| During the intraday trading session on 21 November, there was a significant surge in the whale holdings of ETH. |
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| Bitcoin, Ethereum Price Prediction- Market Leaders' Recovery Pushed Altcois Higher |
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| The market leadersBitcoin and Ethereumrejecting lower prices has created a sense of sustainability in the crypto market. As a result, a handful of altcoins jumped higher today, trying to regain lost ground. |
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| Having a safe CEX: proof of solvency and beyond ✅ |
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Every time a major centralized exchange blows up, a common question that comes up is whether or not we can use cryptographic techniques to solve the problem. Rather than relying solely on "fiat" methods like government licenses, auditors and examining the corporate governance and the backgrounds of the individuals running the exchange, exchanges could create cryptographic proofs that show that the funds they hold on-chain are enough to cover their liabilities to their users.
Even more ambitiously, an exchange could build a system where it can't withdraw a depositor's funds at all without their consent. Potentially, we could explore the entire spectrum between the "don't be evil" aspiring-good-guy CEX and the "can't be evil", but for-now inefficient and privacy-leaking, on-chain DEX.
This post will get into the history of attempts to move exchanges one or two steps closer to trustlessness, the limitations of these techniques, and some newer and more powerful ideas that rely on ZK-SNARKs and other advanced technologies. |
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