In the cryptocurrency world, market makers are crucial for liquidity and price stability when it comes to new digital assets like the MOVE token. Recently, however, the identification of Flowdesk and GSR Markets as market makers for the MOVE token has prompted a close look at the regulatory status of these companies. How can we have a stable market for MOVE, or any other digital asset, if the market makers themselves are not on solid ground in terms of regulation? Flowdesk’s Involvement and Its Market Making History with MOVE Flowdesk, a prominent player in the crypto market-making arena, has taken
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]]>In the cryptocurrency world, it’s not uncommon to observe investors experiencing ups and downs. But few investors seem to display the same level of commitment as World Liberty, a well-known entity in the digital asset space. Even after taking a gigantic hit to their portfolio, World Liberty has pressed on and pumped an impressive amount of capital into more assets, including a hefty buy of Ethereum (ETH) and $MOVE tokens in just the last 12 hours. At first glance, this could be interpreted as a very risky play, especially given the current performance of World Liberty’s holdings. The portfolio, which
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Bankrupt crypto exchange Mt. Gox has shuffled nearly 1,620 Bitcoin through a series of unknown wallets less than two weeks after it did the same with over 24,000 BTC.
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Long-bankrupt crypto exchange Mt. Gox moved over 24,000 Bitcoin to an unknown address after the cryptocurrency struck above $100,000.
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While the hacked funds were fully recovered, the Thala token is still down roughly 35% since the incident occurred.
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Movement Labs co-founder Rushi Manche claims his Ethereum scaling blockchain is peaking at 12,000 transactions a second on testnet.
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A closer look at how Sui’s object-centric model and the Move language can improve blockchain scalability and smart contract development.
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The vulnerability was located in a file that translates human-readable code into machine language for storage.
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Mysten Labs, developer of a new blockchain project called Sui, raised $300 million in its latest funding round. The round, which was led by FTX ventures, also had the support of A16z crypto, Jump Crypto, Apollo, Binance Labs, Franklin Templeton, and Coinbase Ventures, among others. The funds will be directed to continue growing Sui’s infrastructure […]
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