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The liquidations continue 8 out of ten longs have now been liquidated I would assume many have now lost money market manipulation is a real thing the exchanges don't care they get lots of money from all the liquidations "facts" #Write2Erarn

The liquidations continue

8 out of ten longs have now been liquidated

I would assume many have now lost money

market manipulation is a real thing the exchanges don't care they get lots of money from all the liquidations "facts"

#Write2Erarn

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The World’s Largest Corporate Holders of Bitcoin This was originally posted on our Voronoi app. Download the app for free on iOS or Android and discover incredible data-driven charts from a variety of trusted sources. Who holds the most bitcoins across publicly traded companies? While Tesla is the most familiar name across the world’s largest corporate buyers, several companies have amassed far more bitcoin—leading their share prices to skyrocket in value last year. At the same time, the vast majority are found in North America, with the exception of Nexon, a Japanese-based video game publisher. This graphic shows the public companies that own the most bitcoin, based on data from CoinGecko. MicroStrategy at the Top As the world’s largest corporate owner of bitcoin, MicroStrategy holds 174,530 bitcoin valued at an estimated $9.1 billion as of February 22, 2024. Headquartered in Virginia, the intelligence software firm first began buying bitcoin in 2020 and has since grown its holdings to become roughly 10 times bigger than the next highest corporate owner. MicroStrategy shares soared over 350% in 2023 thanks to its scale of bitcoin holdings. Here’s who holds the most bitcoins globally across public companies as of February 22, 2024: Tesla is the fourth-largest owner on the list, demand, leading bitcoin’s market cap to hit $1 trillion for the first time since 2021. #Write2Erarn #Bitcoin(BTC)
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Tue, March 19, 2024 Solana (SOL) made a huge comeback in 2023 and into 2024. Most of this hype is on the back of new meme coins, which have caused more investors to buy SOL and swap it for the many meme coins. A few meme coins in particular have become the leaders, particularly Bonk (BONK) and dogwifhat (WIF). However, a new set of meme coins is potentially threatening the incumbents' spots as the top Solana meme coins. Don't Miss: Bitcoin To $100,000? Here’s what gold bug Peter Schiff said could happen on Anthony Pompliano’s podcast. If you invested $100 in DOGE when Elon Musk first tweeted about it in 2019, here’s how much you’d have today. In the past week, a handful of new tokens were launched via a new system called a token presale. The process involves sending tokens to a wallet address, which will then send back new tokens based on the total amount of interest. In this case, users sent SOL to a wallet in exchange for a share of Book of Meme (BOME) tokens. BOME attracted $4 million in initial investment from the presale, a good portion of which belonged to the founder and some of its close peers. However, the token soon skyrocketed from an initial price of $0.00005 on March 14 to a high of $0.0286 on March 16. In total, this equates to a gain of over 57,000%. At its peak, the token had a market cap of over $1.5 billion. To put this into perspective, a $1,000 investment in BOME at launch would have been worth over $570,000 at its peak. One of the largest investors, sundayfunday.sol, is a close friend of the founder. The wallet invested $72,000 in the meme coin and took profits in the order of several million dollars when the position was worth over $30 million. The extreme price appreciation turned some heads. While meme coins have been known to appreciate tens of thousands of percent in a few days, this case raised concerns, specifically as it relates to Binance. #BOME #Write2Erarn
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Ethereum Foundation Under Investigation by 'State Authority' The Ethereum Foundation – the Swiss non-profit organization at the heart of the Ethereum ecosystem – is under investigation by an unnamed "state authority," according to the group's website's. The scope of the investigation and its focus was unknown at press time. According to the GitHub commit dated Feb. 26, 2024, "we have received a voluntary enquiry from a state authority that included a requirement for confidentiality." The Ethereum Foundation did not return a request for comment The investigation comes during a time of change for Ethereum's technology. Ethereum is the second-largest blockchain by market cap after Bitcoin, launching in 2015 following an initial coin offering for the chain's native ETH token. Earlier this month, the chain underwent a major technical upgrade, dubbed Dencun, designed to bring down transaction costs for users of Ethereum-based layer-2 platforms. Meanwhile, in the U.S., investors await an outcome on the prospects of an Ether ETF, which faces a final deadline in late May for some applications. Previously, the Ethereum Foundation's website contained the following disclosure: "The Ethereum Foundation (Stiftung Ethereum) has never been contacted by any agency anywhere in the world in a way which requires that contact not to be disclosed. Stiftung Ethereum will publicly disclose any sort of inquiry from government agencies that falls outside the scope of regular business operations" That footer was removed in the Feb 26, GitHub commit along with the website's warrant canary, according to the changelog. A warrant canary is usually some form of text or visual warning (like a colorful bird, in the case of the Ethereum Foundation), which some companies include on their websites to indicate they've never been served with a secret government subpoena or document request An attorney familiar with the situation said a Swiss regulator may have served a document request to the Ethereum Foundation and may be working with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
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