EOS went offensive last month after locating a solid ground in the dip. It faced rejection and later lost momentum in the late month. While currently in a sell mode, it is looking for a key support level to rebound. Last month’s performance was impressive as EOS recovered from a broad correction phase after weeks of consecutive losses. Unfortunately, it later halted buying after facing tough resistance in the late month. This fueled a major decrease, and the crypto lost momentum daily. However, there’s still hope for buying as the market currently looks for a key rebound level in the
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EOS is rebranding to Vaulta as it pivots toward Web3 banking. Alongside this transformation, the platform plans to introduce a new digital asset, allowing EOS holders to exchange their existing tokens on a 1:1 basis for the newly minted currency. Vaulta Emerges as EOS Rebrand, Aims to Bridge Traditional Finance and Decentralized Banking Vaulta, the […]
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Projects that raised millions in the ICO era have struggled to gain traction.
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Tether, the company that manages the issuance of USDT, the largest stablecoin of the crypto market, has announced a shift in its focus on providing support to blockchains based on community interest. The company announced it would stop minting USDT tokens in two blockchains, Eos and Algorand, starting June 24. Tether Announces Change to Community-Driven […]
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Tether discontinues support for the EOS and Algorand implementations of its flagship stablecoin USDT.
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EOS is shifting to a fixed supply of 2.1 billion tokens and introducing halving cycles amid ongoing community skepticism and past regulatory challenges.
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The EOS Network Foundation announced that the EOS token will start trading on the Japanese exchange BitTrade in September.
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The EOS Network Foundation has called on plaintiffs to drop the $22-million settlement with Block.one weeks after initiating a new class action.
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Block.one owes much more to EOS investors than just $22 million after the $4-billion ICO, EOS Network Foundation CEO Yves La Rose believes.
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Potential plaintiffs in the new lawsuit by ENF may need to opt out of other suits against Block.one to be eligible to participate.
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