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🚀 Catch up on the news over the last 24 hours! 🔥
Here’s what’s been shaking up the crypto world in the last 24 hours:
🔹 Solana Turns 5! 🎉 The first-ever Solana block was generated exactly five years ago today! From its early days to becoming a top blockchain, Solana has had a wild ride.
🔹 Michael Saylor Talks Bitcoin’s Future 🔥 MicroStrategy’s co-founder remains bullish on Bitcoin, doubling down on its long-term value.
🔹 A Costly Mistake? Lost Bitcoin Dream Crushed! 😱 A UK man’s request to search a landfill for his lost hard drive holding 8,000 BTC has been rejected by the UK Court of Appeals—that’s over $600 million gone forever!
🔹 Bybit Hack Update: North Korea’s Lazarus Group Cashes In! 🚨 After hacking Bybit for $1.46B, North Korea’s Lazarus Group has converted stolen Ethereum to Bitcoin. They now hold 13,562 BTC ($1.12B) despite global efforts to track the funds 【22】.
🔹 South Korea’s Central Bank Remains Cautious on Bitcoin 🏦 The Bank of Korea clarified it has no plans to include Bitcoin in its foreign exchange reserves, citing high volatility.
🔹 OKX Pauses DEX Aggregator 🚨 Following the Bybit hack, OKX temporarily shut down its DEX aggregator to prevent further misuse by Lazarus Group.
🔹 MicroStrategy Buys More BTC! 💰 They just snapped up 130 BTC for $10.7M at an average price of $82,981 per BTC between March 10-16.
🔹 Ethereum Price Target Slashed! ⚡ Standard Chartered has cut its Ethereum price prediction for 2025 from $10,000 to $4,000, pointing to the rise of Layer-2 networks affecting demand.
🔹 New Crypto ETF Incoming? 🔥 Canary has filed for an S-1 ETF for SUI, adding to the growing list of crypto investment products.
🔹 A Crypto Scammer’s New Token? 🚨 Hayden Davis—linked to $LIBRA and $MELANIA—is suspected of launching $WOLF, rumored to be tied to "Wolf of Wall Street" Jordan Belfort.
#CryptoNews #RoundUp
Here’s what’s been shaking up the crypto world in the last 24 hours:
🔹 Solana Turns 5! 🎉 The first-ever Solana block was generated exactly five years ago today! From its early days to becoming a top blockchain, Solana has had a wild ride.
🔹 Michael Saylor Talks Bitcoin’s Future 🔥 MicroStrategy’s co-founder remains bullish on Bitcoin, doubling down on its long-term value.
🔹 A Costly Mistake? Lost Bitcoin Dream Crushed! 😱 A UK man’s request to search a landfill for his lost hard drive holding 8,000 BTC has been rejected by the UK Court of Appeals—that’s over $600 million gone forever!
🔹 Bybit Hack Update: North Korea’s Lazarus Group Cashes In! 🚨 After hacking Bybit for $1.46B, North Korea’s Lazarus Group has converted stolen Ethereum to Bitcoin. They now hold 13,562 BTC ($1.12B) despite global efforts to track the funds 【22】.
🔹 South Korea’s Central Bank Remains Cautious on Bitcoin 🏦 The Bank of Korea clarified it has no plans to include Bitcoin in its foreign exchange reserves, citing high volatility.
🔹 OKX Pauses DEX Aggregator 🚨 Following the Bybit hack, OKX temporarily shut down its DEX aggregator to prevent further misuse by Lazarus Group.
🔹 MicroStrategy Buys More BTC! 💰 They just snapped up 130 BTC for $10.7M at an average price of $82,981 per BTC between March 10-16.
🔹 Ethereum Price Target Slashed! ⚡ Standard Chartered has cut its Ethereum price prediction for 2025 from $10,000 to $4,000, pointing to the rise of Layer-2 networks affecting demand.
🔹 New Crypto ETF Incoming? 🔥 Canary has filed for an S-1 ETF for SUI, adding to the growing list of crypto investment products.
🔹 A Crypto Scammer’s New Token? 🚨 Hayden Davis—linked to $LIBRA and $MELANIA—is suspected of launching $WOLF, rumored to be tied to "Wolf of Wall Street" Jordan Belfort.
#CryptoNews #RoundUp
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Roundhill seeks approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a human-like robot exchange-traded fund
Roundhill has filed an application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch an exchange-traded fund for human-like robots.
At least 80% of the assets will be allocated to qualified human-like robot companies.
Roundhill Investments submitted a prospectus to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a new exchange-traded fund for human-like robots. This move follows its previous success with exchange-traded funds focused on Bitcoin and generative artificial intelligence. The company, based in New York, aims to capitalize on the growing interest from investors in human-like machines.
Human-like robots include machines that resemble humans and operate like them. These robots typically feature a head, torso, arms, and legs. Common examples include Tesla's Optimus robots and Boston Dynamics' Atlas robots. The proposed Roundhill fund will invest in leading companies developing in this field.
Roundhill bets on human-like robots
According to the filing, the exchange-traded fund will target companies that have fully operational commercial robots or those approaching the production stage.
#SEC
#RoundUp
#robort
Roundhill has filed an application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch an exchange-traded fund for human-like robots.
At least 80% of the assets will be allocated to qualified human-like robot companies.
Roundhill Investments submitted a prospectus to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a new exchange-traded fund for human-like robots. This move follows its previous success with exchange-traded funds focused on Bitcoin and generative artificial intelligence. The company, based in New York, aims to capitalize on the growing interest from investors in human-like machines.
Human-like robots include machines that resemble humans and operate like them. These robots typically feature a head, torso, arms, and legs. Common examples include Tesla's Optimus robots and Boston Dynamics' Atlas robots. The proposed Roundhill fund will invest in leading companies developing in this field.
Roundhill bets on human-like robots
According to the filing, the exchange-traded fund will target companies that have fully operational commercial robots or those approaching the production stage.
#SEC
#RoundUp
#robort
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