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#BUSD Top 10 Cryptocurrencies What are the largest cryptocurrencies? Over 1.8 million professionals use CFI to learn accounting, financial analysis, modeling and more. Start with a free account to explore 20+ always-free courses and hundreds of finance templates and cheat sheets. Start Free Written by CFI Team Reviewed by Andrew Loo 10 Largest Cryptocurrencies by Market Capitalization 1. Bitcoin (BTC) Market Cap: $458 billion Bitcoin is the largest and most popular cryptocurrency by market cap and was created by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009. 2. Ethereum (ETH) Market Cap: $216 billion The closest second to Bitcoin is Ethereum, and its token which is called “Ether.” 3. Tether (USDT) Market Cap: $66 billion The third largest coin at the time of writing is quite different from Ether and BTC because it is a centralized cryptocurrency. 4. USD Coin (USDC) Market Cap: $54 billion The second largest stablecoin is USD Coin, abbreviated to USDC. Similar to USDT, USDC is centralized and is backed by cash and US T-bills. 5. Binance Coin (BNB) Market Cap: $52 billion BNB use to use the Ethereum blockchain but now instead uses the Binance blockchain. 6. Ripple (XRP) Market Cap: $18 billion XRP is decentralized and uses the Ripple protocol to prioritize speed and minimize cost. XRP is said to be a fast and secure way to send digital payments. 7. Cardano (ADA) Market Cap: $18 billion Unlike the previous few coins, Cardano is a decentralized, open-source, public blockchain. . 8. Binance USD (BUSD) Market Cap: $18 billion Binance USD is the second coin on this list from the Binance cryptocurrency exchange. It is a centralized stablecoin based on Ethereum. 9. Solana (SOL) Market Cap: $15 billion Solana, which started in 2020, is a Blockchain platform on its own and has a native cryptocurrency with the same name. 10. Polkadot (DOT) Market Cap: $10 billion Polkadot, abbreviated DOT, is a cryptocurrency released in 2020. $SOL $BTC $ETH #XRP #USDT #BNB #DOT
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10 Largest Cryptocurrencies by Market Capitalization

1. Bitcoin (BTC)

Market Cap: $458 billion

Bitcoin is the largest and most popular cryptocurrency by market cap and was created by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009.

2. Ethereum (ETH)

Market Cap: $216 billion

The closest second to Bitcoin is Ethereum, and its token which is called “Ether.”

3. Tether (USDT)

Market Cap: $66 billion

The third largest coin at the time of writing is quite different from Ether and BTC because it is a centralized cryptocurrency.

4. USD Coin (USDC)

Market Cap: $54 billion

The second largest stablecoin is USD Coin, abbreviated to USDC. Similar to USDT, USDC is centralized and is backed by cash and US T-bills.

5. Binance Coin (BNB)

Market Cap: $52 billion

BNB use to use the Ethereum blockchain but now instead uses the Binance blockchain.

6. Ripple (XRP)

Market Cap: $18 billion

XRP is decentralized and uses the Ripple protocol to prioritize speed and minimize cost. XRP is said to be a fast and secure way to send digital payments.

7. Cardano (ADA)

Market Cap: $18 billion

Unlike the previous few coins, Cardano is a decentralized, open-source, public blockchain. .

8. Binance USD (BUSD)

Market Cap: $18 billion

Binance USD is the second coin on this list from the Binance cryptocurrency exchange. It is a centralized stablecoin based on Ethereum.

9. Solana (SOL)

Market Cap: $15 billion

Solana, which started in 2020, is a Blockchain platform on its own and has a native cryptocurrency with the same name.

10. Polkadot (DOT)

Market Cap: $10 billion

Polkadot, abbreviated DOT, is a cryptocurrency released in 2020.

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Bitcoin rises 3% in a week as analysts expect longer-term uptrend. What is your thought on BTC? $BTC #sanor016CommUNITY
Bitcoin rises 3% in a week as analysts expect longer-term uptrend.
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Online Crypto Course Founder Scammed Students With Fake Hedge Fund, SEC Alleges (Bloomberg) -- The founder of an online crypto trading course called the American Bitcoin Academy scammed students out of more than $1 million by persuading them to invest in a fake hedge fund, the Securities and Exchange Commission claimed Friday. My thoughts: Don't give money to any kind of unknown course. There's a lot of free lessons available out there. One of the best educational source for crypto is Binance Academy. where you can learn from zero to 100 for free. #sanor016CommUNITY #Cryptoscam #binanceacademy #cryptoguide
Online Crypto Course Founder Scammed Students With Fake Hedge Fund, SEC Alleges

(Bloomberg) -- The founder of an online crypto trading course called the American Bitcoin Academy scammed students out of more than $1 million by persuading them to invest in a fake hedge fund, the Securities and Exchange Commission claimed Friday.

My thoughts: Don't give money to any kind of unknown course.
There's a lot of free lessons available out there. One of the best educational source for crypto is Binance Academy. where you can learn from zero to 100 for free.

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Prediction: Bitcoin Will Reach $100,000 in 2025 Since its price cratered 65% in 2022, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has come roaring back. Last year, it surged 154%, thanks to strong gains within the overall cryptocurrency and stock markets. At a price of just over $43,000 as of Feb. 1, Bitcoin remains well off its peak price of nearly $69,000 in November 2021. Bullish investors are sure that there is a lot more upside when it comes to the world's most valuable cryptocurrency. I think Bitcoin is on its way to reaching $100,000 sometime in 2025. Let's take a closer look at why. #sanor016CommUNITY #BTC/USDT🔥 $BTC
Prediction: Bitcoin Will Reach $100,000 in 2025

Since its price cratered 65% in 2022, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has come roaring back. Last year, it surged 154%, thanks to strong gains within the overall cryptocurrency and stock markets.
At a price of just over $43,000 as of Feb. 1, Bitcoin remains well off its peak price of nearly $69,000 in November 2021. Bullish investors are sure that there is a lot more upside when it comes to the world's most valuable cryptocurrency.
I think Bitcoin is on its way to reaching $100,000 sometime in 2025. Let's take a closer look at why.

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Solana Whales Flip $82M SOL As Top Altcoins Regain Momentum The shifting altcoin landscape brings Solana back in the spotlight, serving as a wake up call for SOL’s top whales. This week, the rapidly growing Layer-1 blockchain Solana (SOL) continues its bullish streak. Solana’s native cryptocurrency scorched past the $100 mark again on Wednesday, January 31, 2024. After facing a gradual market correction this month, SOL found its footing at $79 and rebounded to triple digits in a week since the monthly lows. The 25% upswing in SOL in the last seven days comes amid the rising popularity of Solana’s DeFi ecosystem. Popular dog-themed memecoins like Bonk (BONK) and Dogwifhat (WIF) served a powerful boost for the main token SOL, while the dynamic liquidity protocol Jupiter Exchange’s native coin $JUP was listed on the biggest crypto exchanges today, including Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, HTX, and more. According to the blockchain data analytics firm Santiment, Solana is one of the three large-cap altcoins that managed to rebound substantially since last week’s overall cryptocurrency market correction. Indeed, SOL bounced back to triple-digit price after a two-week hiatus. $SOL #sanor016CommUNITY
Solana Whales Flip $82M SOL As Top Altcoins Regain Momentum

The shifting altcoin landscape brings Solana back in the spotlight, serving as a wake up call for SOL’s top whales.
This week, the rapidly growing Layer-1 blockchain Solana (SOL) continues its bullish streak. Solana’s native cryptocurrency scorched past the $100 mark again on Wednesday, January 31, 2024. After facing a gradual market correction this month, SOL found its footing at $79 and rebounded to triple digits in a week since the monthly lows.

The 25% upswing in SOL in the last seven days comes amid the rising popularity of Solana’s DeFi ecosystem. Popular dog-themed memecoins like Bonk (BONK) and Dogwifhat (WIF) served a powerful boost for the main token SOL, while the dynamic liquidity protocol Jupiter Exchange’s native coin $JUP was listed on the biggest crypto exchanges today, including Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, HTX, and more.

According to the blockchain data analytics firm Santiment, Solana is one of the three large-cap altcoins that managed to rebound substantially since last week’s overall cryptocurrency market correction. Indeed, SOL bounced back to triple-digit price after a two-week hiatus.
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Ripple's XRP Drops 5% After Executive Is Hacked, Sparking Rumors of Network Breach Ripple Executive Chairman Chris Larsen said the stolen funds all came from his "personal XRP accounts" in response to a report from blockchain analyst ZachXBT. Ripple's XRP token fell by more than 5% on Wednesday following speculation that the network might have been hacked to the tune of $112.5 million. Chris Larsen, Ripple's Executive Chairman, clarified in a post on X (formerly Twitter) that there had been a breach to his "personal XRP accounts," but not to Ripple itself. "We were quickly able to catch the problem and notify exchanges to freeze the affected addresses. Law enforcement is already involved," Larsen wrote. The incident was initially flagged by Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT, who claimed on X that 213 million XRP tokens had been siphoned out of a large wallet on the XRP Leger blockchain. The funds were subsequently laundered through multiple exchanges including Binance, Kraken and OKX. #sanor016CommUNITY #sanor016
Ripple's XRP Drops 5% After Executive Is Hacked, Sparking Rumors of Network Breach

Ripple Executive Chairman Chris Larsen said the stolen funds all came from his "personal XRP accounts" in response to a report from blockchain analyst ZachXBT.

Ripple's XRP token fell by more than 5% on Wednesday following speculation that the network might have been hacked to the tune of $112.5 million.
Chris Larsen, Ripple's Executive Chairman, clarified in a post on X (formerly Twitter) that there had been a breach to his "personal XRP accounts," but not to Ripple itself. "We were quickly able to catch the problem and notify exchanges to freeze the affected addresses. Law enforcement is already involved," Larsen wrote.
The incident was initially flagged by Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT, who claimed on X that 213 million XRP tokens had been siphoned out of a large wallet on the XRP Leger blockchain. The funds were subsequently laundered through multiple exchanges including Binance, Kraken and OKX.

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FTX Expects to Fully Repay Customers but Won't Restart Defunct Crypto Exchange An initial surge in the FTT token after the news turned negative, leaving FTT plummeting 15% today. FTX, the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange that was run by Sam Bankman-Fried, said it expects to fully repay its customers, according to a court hearing. However, the full recovery of customer assets is -- unfortunately for those waiting for their money -- based on the point of FTX’s actual bankruptcy, when the markets were already in turmoil. That date was preliminarily approved by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John Dorsey, and it's a point of contention for some claimants. Bitcoin’s price has rebounded to more than $43,000 as of publication time, up 110% from its price of roughly $20,500 at around the time of FTX’s collapse in early November. “Many of those claims are premised upon currencies which declined dramatically in value in that tumultuous period leading up to the petition date,” FTX Creditor Committee lawyer Kris Hansen said Wednesday during the hearing. The repayment process under consideration in the U.S. bankruptcy court would require claimants to submit proof they held, and subsequently lost, assets on FTX, which will be vetted by restructuring advisers, said FTX lawyer Andrew Dietderich. The defunct exchange has shifted its focus to making its former clients whole as it abandons its plans to relaunch its platform due to a lack of buyers, according to the court proceedings. Today's efforts in court were aimed at pushing the case forward by allowing several camps of creditors to clinch approvals from individual investors to approve this latest approach to getting their money back. Roughly 15 million people lost a combined $30 billion to $35 billion worth of various cryptocurrencies in the wake of FTX's implosion, as of last fall, according to data from bankruptcy claims exchange Xclaim. FTX's native token FTT surged more than 11% just after the news on the company's plans, but it quickly fell sharply and is down about 15% for the day on Wednesday. #sanor016CommUNITY
FTX Expects to Fully Repay Customers but Won't Restart Defunct Crypto Exchange

An initial surge in the FTT token after the news turned negative, leaving FTT plummeting 15% today.

FTX, the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange that was run by Sam Bankman-Fried, said it expects to fully repay its customers, according to a court hearing.
However, the full recovery of customer assets is -- unfortunately for those waiting for their money -- based on the point of FTX’s actual bankruptcy, when the markets were already in turmoil. That date was preliminarily approved by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John Dorsey, and it's a point of contention for some claimants.
Bitcoin’s price has rebounded to more than $43,000 as of publication time, up 110% from its price of roughly $20,500 at around the time of FTX’s collapse in early November.
“Many of those claims are premised upon currencies which declined dramatically in value in that tumultuous period leading up to the petition date,” FTX Creditor Committee lawyer Kris Hansen said Wednesday during the hearing.
The repayment process under consideration in the U.S. bankruptcy court would require claimants to submit proof they held, and subsequently lost, assets on FTX, which will be vetted by restructuring advisers, said FTX lawyer Andrew Dietderich. The defunct exchange has shifted its focus to making its former clients whole as it abandons its plans to relaunch its platform due to a lack of buyers, according to the court proceedings.
Today's efforts in court were aimed at pushing the case forward by allowing several camps of creditors to clinch approvals from individual investors to approve this latest approach to getting their money back. Roughly 15 million people lost a combined $30 billion to $35 billion worth of various cryptocurrencies in the wake of FTX's implosion, as of last fall, according to data from bankruptcy claims exchange Xclaim.
FTX's native token FTT surged more than 11% just after the news on the company's plans, but it quickly fell sharply and is down about 15% for the day on Wednesday.

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