Crypto & mining news
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- 1mo ago
Philadelphia Fed finds Bitcoin traders follow whale signals faster than Ethereum users
A Philadelphia Fed event study found broad same-direction activity among non-whale BTC wallets, while ETH's clearest response was concentrated among larger sellers. The post Philadelphia Fed finds Bitcoin traders follow whale signals faster than Ethereum users appeared first on CryptoSlate.
- 1mo ago
Crypto exchange recovery rules split NES holders into winners and losers after $286M exploit fallout
Binance Alpha uses two eligibility snapshots for swaps and refunds, while Kraken now supports only Ethereum-based NES. The post Crypto exchange recovery rules split NES holders into winners and losers after $286M exploit fallout appeared first on CryptoSlate.
- 1mo ago
Crypto never closes, but Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Solana now move on Wall Street time
Daylight-saving changes and NYSE holidays tie Kraken's 2016–2025 realized variance pattern to the U.S. cash-equity session. The post Crypto never closes, but Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Solana now move on Wall Street time appeared first on CryptoSlate.
- 1mo ago
BitMine’s staked ETH equals nearly 12% of Ethereum’s active stake, but who controls it?
Filings name MAVAN and staking partners but leave operator allocation and signing-key custody undisclosed. The post BitMine’s staked ETH equals nearly 12% of Ethereum’s active stake, but who controls it? appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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