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🚀 Bitcoin price 12 Months after each halving event : 2012 halving - $182 12 Months later- $510 2016 halving- $661 12 Months later- $2,600 2020 HALVING- $8,600 12 Months later- $58,000 2024 HALVING-$63,870 12 months later- _? Where you think Bitcoin price will be 12 months after this halving? #btc #bitcoin #bitcoinprice #blockchain #priceprediction $BTC

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💸 User Pays $90K in Fees for a $2K ETH Transfer A Pricey Error? 🧐 According to data from Etherscan, the user paid $89,200 in fees to transfer a mere 0.87 ETH, worth approximately $2,262 at current prices. With Ethereum network fees currently at yearly lows, hovering between 2 and 4 gwei, this transaction should have cost no more than $5. Instead, the user overpaid by an astonishing 1,783,900%. Fat-finger errors, where someone accidentally inputs the wrong numbers, are not unheard of in the crypto world. Just last year, an NFT trader paid 1,055 ETH (about $1.6 million at the time) for an NFT that was only worth $1,000. Similar mistakes have happened before, leaving many wondering if this latest incident was just another unfortunate slip-up. Or Something More? 🔍 However, some speculate that this transaction could have been more than just a mistake. It might have been a sophisticated form of money laundering. For this to be the case, the user would need to know exactly which Ethereum validator would process the transaction and ensure it was included in the correct block. This would require close coordination with the validator to ensure the funds didn't end up in the wrong hands. Not Just Retail Errors 🚨 Even large institutions have fallen prey to costly errors. In May 2021, Singapore-based exchange Crypto.com mistakenly sent $7 million to an Australian user, who then used the funds to buy a mansion and send money overseas. She was later sentenced to 209 days in jail for "dealing in the proceeds of crime." Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder for more crazy stories! #ethereum #eth #erc20 #cryptonews #crypto $ETH $BTC

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Do you remember $ONI (Onigiri) on ETH? Small wallets added some more on $ONI, just think it's too good of a narrative and team to not- at least - retest ATH (+500% or X6 from here). Failed the 1st leg rally to 30M due to ETH nuking from 3.2K to 2.1K - still managed to hold better than most projects. $ONI has been trending since its launch for over 10 days straight, has ~3K holders, and nearly 50 MILLION in trading volume in less than 2 weeks. TA wise expecting a new round bottom + another deviation and breaking up again out of the range as a probable scenario. Onigiri X Account was suspended for a day, which caused some FUD, but the team has solved it. This analysis was originated by meme specialists KOL Giba_machado on X, and his chart (attached) looks promising to me. Who's in? I am in for that! Right now, $ONI only 2.5M seems a bargain. Cats to the moon. $SHIB $DOGE $PEPE #memecoins #neiro #doge #kabosu #Onigiri

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💼 Kamala Harris Campaign’s Crypto 'Reset' Faces Skepticism The Harris campaign's promise to rebuild relations with the crypto industry is under scrutiny as the US Federal Reserve takes stringent actions against crypto-friendly institutions. Critics, including prominent figures like Tyler Winklevoss, question the sincerity of the Vice President's stance on digital assets. On August 9, the Fed issued a 13-page enforcement action against Customers Bank, a rare crypto-friendly institution in the US. This action requires the bank to notify the Fed 30 days in advance before forming new partnerships with cryptocurrency companies. According to Winklevoss, this is part of "Operation Choke Point 2.0," an effort he believes is aimed at controlling which crypto businesses can access banking services, effectively limiting their operational capacity. Winklevoss expressed concern over the Fed's increasing control over crypto banking, arguing that such decisions should be decentralized and left to individual banks, not the Federal Reserve. Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson joined Winklevoss in criticizing the current administration's stance on crypto. He suggests that the Biden administration, and by extension Harris, is hostile toward the industry, warning that a Harris presidency could exacerbate what he views as a "war on crypto." The Bigger Picture 🌐 This skepticism comes amid a broader crackdown on the crypto sector by the US government, which saw the collapse of several banks supporting crypto businesses earlier this year. The ongoing tension highlights the fragile relationship between the US government and the burgeoning crypto industry, raising questions about the future of digital assets in the country. Stay updated on the matter and drop a follow! #elections2024 #kamalaharris #donaldtrump #politics #bitcoinprice $BTC

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⚖️ Celsius Sues Tether - The $3,500,000,000 Bitcoin Battle Begins! Celsius, the now-defunct crypto exchange, is taking Tether to court, seeking around $3.5 billion in Bitcoin, damages, and legal fees. This lawsuit stems from what Celsius claims was a misappropriation of assets during its bankruptcy proceedings. The Allegations 🔍 Celsius alleges that during its bankruptcy, it provided Tether with 39,542.42 BTC as collateral for a loan in Tether’s stablecoin, USDT. As Bitcoin's price plummeted, Celsius was supposed to post more collateral to avoid liquidation. However, according to the lawsuit, Tether sold off the Bitcoin collateral at a price point that covered Celsius’ debt almost exactly, without giving Celsius a chance to provide the additional collateral. Tether's Defense Tether is not backing down, calling the lawsuit a baseless "shake down." The company asserts that the liquidation was carried out at Celsius' request, not in violation of their agreement. Tether claims Celsius chose not to post more collateral and instead directed Tether to liquidate the BTC to close out an $815 million USDT position. What's at Stake? The amount Celsius is seeking includes 57,428.64 BTC, which, as of Aug. 10, is worth about $3.48 billion, plus at least $100 million in damages. This lawsuit is one of the largest of its kind, with Tether stating that even in the remote scenario where Celsius wins, USDT holders will not be affected due to Tether’s $12 billion in consolidated equity. The Bigger Picture This legal battle highlights the intense scrutiny and high stakes involved in crypto transactions, especially when companies face financial distress. The outcome of this case could set a significant precedent for how collateralized loans and liquidations are handled in the crypto space. Stay tuned as this high-stakes legal drama unfolds & follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder ! #tether #celsius #legal #bitcoin #marketnews $BTC

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