1. Bitcoin on the move – BTC has been volatile this week, from falling below $58,000 to soaring above $64,000 after the Fed decision. It is currently trading around $62,733.
2. Whale activity – an unknown investor transferred 43 BTC (about $2.54 million) for the first time in 11 years, and miners from 2009 withdrew 250 BTC, which caused discussions in the crypto community.
3. Bhutan in the game – the government of Bhutan, through the Druk Holdings fund, accumulates 13,029 BTC and 656 ETH, actively developing crypto mining.
4. Trump and Crypto Burgers – Donald Trump paid for burgers in New York with Bitcoin, promoting the use of cryptocurrencies even in the presidential race.
5. MicroStrategy Builds Up Its Holdings – Michael Saylor's company has acquired another 7,420 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 252,220 BTC with an unrealized gain of $5.9 billion.
6. TOKEN2049 Conference – the largest Web3 conference in Singapore gathered 20,000 participants, where Vitalik Buterin and Arthur Hayes discussed the future of cryptocurrencies and global trends.
7. BingX hack – the exchange suffered a $50 million hack, followed by a $5.9 million attack on the DeltaPrime protocol.
8. Cryptocurrency exchanges shut down in Germany – The government shut down 47 illegal crypto exchanges linked to money laundering and illegal transactions.
9. Ukraine discusses taxes on crypto assets – experts promote legislative initiatives on taxation of cryptocurrencies as part of the new financial policy.
10. Flyfish Club and NFT fine – prestigious club in New York will pay $750,000 for selling NFT without proper registration.
11. Celebrity accounts hacked – the X network saw the accounts of Neymar and Oliver Stone compromised, through which fraudulent tokens were distributed.
