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io.net CEO confirms network spoofing attack

It was revealed that GPUs were used in the DePin project io.net, in which the giant investment companies of the cryptocurrency industry also invested. “Like many startups we move fast, and sometimes we break things,,” the company CEO said in a statement.

Bitcoin hits $62,000 just 2 days before the Fed decision

American markets entered the week with many important developments, especially the Fed decision, while Bitcoin started Monday with a decline. Bitcoin, which first fell below $63,000 in the early morning hours, dropped to $62,000. The Fed is not expected to cut interest rates in its decision on Wednesday.

Australia’s ASX stock exchange set to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs

Bitcoin spot ETFs, which were adopted in the US on January 10 and have received more than $50 billion in investments since then, are now coming to the ASX, Australia’s largest stock exchange. The sources said they expect the ETFs to be listed on the ASX by the end of this year.

Trader earns $23M flipping Solana memecoins

In the Solana coin craze, which started with BONK in November and then continued with WIF and many meme tokens, one trader made $22.8 million in profit in a short time. The fact that this trader was not one of the project developers and only bought after the tokens started to rise is a clear evidence of his success.

Pantera Capital seeks to raise $1 billion for a new crypto fund

Pantera Capital, one of the most important investment firms in the crypto industry, which recently published a “bull report”, is reportedly looking to launch a fund called Pantera Fund V, worth $1 billion. The company plans to invest in startup assets, early-stage project tokens and liquid tokens.

Bitcoin plunge liquidates $240 million

Bitcoin, which rose to about $67,000 2 days ago but then fell sharply, fell below $64,000, causing more than $200 million in long crypto positions to be liquidated in the last 24 hours. For short positions, this figure was $35 million.

US SEC expected to deny Ethereum ETFs in May

In the recent days when cryptocurrencies have been falling, a negative claim was made about Ether spot ETFs and it was stated that the SEC will make a decision to reject these funds in May. It was also reported that SEC executives did not bring the details, which are of great importance for ETFs, to the table in recent meetings.