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2024/10/03
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Trading participants are eagerly awaiting the results of the 2-day Fed meeting, which begins today. Investors remain cautious, so market volatility over the past 24 hours was quite low. Of the cryptocurrencies included in the top 10 by capitalization, none showed pronounced growth or decline dynamics.
- Bhutan owns more crypto assets compared to El Salvador
- Ledger and Exodus will create a cryptocurrency aggregator
- Intel will make AI production a separate business
- WalletConnect will host a large-scale airdrop
- “The crypto industry has no dopamine”
Bhutan owns more crypto assets compared to El Salvador
Experts from Arkham Intelligence conducted an independent study. They were able to establish that the Kingdom of Bhutan now owns 13,000 BTC, which is almost 50% more than the savings of El Salvador. These assets were obtained through mining using geothermal energy.
Ledger and Exodus will create a cryptocurrency aggregator
Manufacturer of crypto wallets Ledger with the support of the provider Exodus, it is developing a digital currency aggregator XO Swap. This feature will be integrated directly into the Ledger Live ecosystem.
Intel will make AI production a separate business
Representatives of the world-famous chip developer Intel reported that production processes in the AI segment will be transferred to a special division. This is aimed at increasing the efficiency and competitiveness of the corporation’s business.
WalletConnect will host a large-scale airdrop
Representatives of WalletConnect spoke about plans for a large-scale airdrop. According to experts, you can register starting September 24. A total of 185 million WCT tokens will be distributed among users.
“The crypto industry has no dopamine”
The founder of CryptoQuant, Ki Yoon Ju, spoke about the current situation in the digital coin segment. According to the expert, the majority of participants in the core market have become conservatives.
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