Daily market update (November 30, 2024, 10:30 AM)
ChainDD shows the market on November 30, with the comprehensive index compared to CoinMarketCap quotes:
BTC is priced at $96,682.51, with a 24-hour decrease of approximately 0.12%;
ETH is priced at $3,619.20, with a 24-hour increase of approximately 0.88%;
BNB is priced at $651.28, with a 24-hour decrease of approximately 1.70%;
DOT is priced at $8.66, with a 24-hour increase of approximately 0.36%;
DOGE is priced at $0.4167, with a 24-hour increase of approximately 2.30%.
Blockchain news
CryptoPunks leads the NFT market surge in November, with a floor price increase of 47%
According to data from The Block, the NFT market saw a significant recovery in November, with CryptoPunks performing particularly well, far surpassing other popular collectibles. On November 25, the floor price of CryptoPunks reached 37.68 ETH, the highest level since May. This price represents a significant increase of 47% compared to the 25.35 ETH floor price recorded at the beginning of the month. In contrast, BAYC, Milady Maker, and Pudgy Penguins increased by 7%, 34%, and 28% respectively during the same period, with an average increase of approximately 34.5%, clearly lagging behind CryptoPunks' 47% increase.
Ripple is expected to receive approval from the New York Department of Financial Services to issue the stablecoin RLUSD, potentially launching on December 4.
According to FOX Business, New York's top cryptocurrency regulator – the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) – is about to approve the issuance of a new stablecoin, RLUSD, by cross-border payment company Ripple. Insiders say that the NYDFS has indicated to Ripple that it will approve the product, which the company plans to launch on December 4. If approved, Ripple will legally be able to offer RLUSD to the public, making it a major player in New York's regulated digital financial market and the broader stablecoin ecosystem, which will also put Ripple in direct competition with other well-known U.S. stablecoin issuers such as Circle, Paxos, and Gemini.
Jan3 CEO: A patch to fix the AQUA Wallet lightning transaction issue is coming soon
Jan3 CEO Samson Mow stated on the X platform that a patch is coming soon to fix a lightning transaction issue in the AQUA Wallet, as it was reported that when mobile phones are in low battery mode or have poor network conditions, the wallet fails to update the status after the transaction is sent (even if the transaction has been successfully completed).
UniSat: The UniSat Indexer on Fractal Bitcoin has stopped recognizing 'useless' BRC20 inscriptions effective immediately
UniSat announced on the X platform that the UniSat Indexer on Fractal Bitcoin has stopped recognizing 'useless' BRC20 inscriptions, effective immediately. 'Useless' BRC20 inscriptions will no longer appear in the inscription list, and 600 satoshis UTXOs will no longer be occupied by these useless inscriptions. When selecting UTXOs, they will be sorted from largest to smallest, with the largest UTXOs used first. UTXOs occupied by 'useless' BRC20 inscriptions will be available for use in trading platforms, simple bridging, and when constructing transaction inputs/outputs in PizzaSwap and Fractal Vote products.
Cryptocurrency news
CryptoQuant: Based on Bitcoin's Realized Price Valuation, its highest price target is $146,000
CryptoQuant stated on the X platform that according to Bitcoin's Realized Price Valuation, its highest price target is $146,000. This price range historically marks the peak of cycles, such as from April to May 2021. Note: Realized Price Valuation is an important metric used to assess the value of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin. It reflects the 'actual cost' of all Bitcoins in the market by calculating the price at which each Bitcoin was last traded.
Stand With Crypto: Currently, there are 276 members in the House who support cryptocurrency
Stand With Crypto, a crypto advocacy organization led by Coinbase, states that there are currently 276 cryptocurrency-supporting members in the U.S. House of Representatives. It is reported that the U.S. Congress is comprised of two chambers, the House and the Senate, with the House having 435 members, and the number of representatives from each state is determined by population. The advocacy organization indicated that the crypto industry hopes to see the regulatory agencies of the Trump administration adopt more lenient regulations, and they also plan to push Congress to establish a new framework to help cryptocurrencies become a more significant part of the financial system.
Several Democratic lawmakers in the U.S. received bomb threats over Thanksgiving, all signed with 'MAGA'
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that during Thanksgiving, members of the party received 'violent threats', including bomb warnings and false reports to law enforcement attempting to lure SWAT teams to the homes of lawmakers. Prior to this, cabinet nominees of then-elected President Donald Trump also faced similar incidents. The threats against Democratic lawmakers included 'detailed threats regarding placing pipe bombs in mailboxes and attempting to lure SWAT teams to respond, all information was signed off with ‘MAGA’,' Jeffries said in a statement on Friday. The 'MAGA' he refers to is Trump’s political slogan 'Make America Great Again'. Jeffries stated that due to the prompt response of law enforcement, no devices were found, and Congress members and their families remained safe during the holiday. Some Democratic lawmakers from Connecticut indicated they were targeted in the Thanksgiving incidents, including Representatives Jim Himes, Rosa DeLauro, and Jahana Hayes. They posted the threats they received on the X social media platform.
The Graph is creating a new data standard for Web3 through GRC-20
The Graph announces that it is creating a new data standard for Web3 through GRC-20. GRC-20 is a proposed universal language for cross-Web3 data. Just like the ERC-20 standardizes value on Ethereum, GRC-20 will standardize data, information, and knowledge, making Web3 tangible, allowing users to fully realize the vision of an open, verifiable, and composable Web3.
