Keep and NuCypher have agreed to merge their protocols into a DAO. Coming soon: a more capital-efficient version of Keep's bitcoin-on-Ethereum token, tBTC.
Positive news from El Salvador couldn't completely overcome negative news out of China.
Bitcoin busted out a quick 5% gain early Thursday on positive news from that continent before losing some steam.
Pessimistic news isn’t stopping the crypto spot markets from looking bullish Wednesday.
Ether’s dominance is at 19.78%, the highest it has been since May 16.
Bitcoin dipped below $36K and ether fell under $2.6K on Tesla CEO’s bearish tweets, wiping out some leveraged players in the market.
NU is one of the few coins that has shown positive gains in the past day.
Major cryptocurrencies saw a pop in anticipation of a more environmentally friendly mining outlook. Then they slipped.
Some see ether and bitcoin now behaving as very separate assets, which normally isn’t the case.
Bitcoin’s dominance is less than half of the crypto market as assets like ether and binance coin captivate traders.
Bitcoin’s stagnant market is due to investors continuing to explore other cryptocurrencies, says one trader.
Bitcoin's rise this week comes after a weekend where its price went as low as $47,272.
Encryption startup NuCypher has finished distributing its network’s native token, NU, to over 2,000 prospective node operators.
NuCypher has raised $10.7 million in a SAFT with Polychain, Bitmain and others. It's also launched the testnet for its suite of encryption services.