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🧙‍♂️ According to researcher Noelle Acheson, various indicators show that institutional interest in Ethereum is much lower than in Bitcoin.

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🇺🇸 48% of all institutional donations collected for the 2024 U.S. presidential election are in cryptocurrencies. -CNBC

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Hamster Kombat hit by TON: Disappointment! The Open Network (TON) overshadowed the Hamster Kombat airdrop due to systemic problems. Telegram tap-to-win gamers got some exciting news this week. The developers of viral crypto game Hamster Kombat have announced that the HMSTR token launch will now take place on The Open Network (TON) on September 26, after being delayed in July. However, the announcement was dampened by the news flow surrounding the TON ecosystem. This past weekend, Telegram co-founder and CEO Pavel Durov was arrested in France, leading to a price drop for TON and uncertainty surrounding the Telegram-affiliated network. Before the Hamster Kombat announcement, TON had its network operations down for hours due to increased demand. The TON network recovered overnight, but crashed again the next day, crashing for several more hours. TON’s core developers blamed this week’s network congestion and outages on demand for DOGS, a memecoin offered via an airdrop from the Telegram app. Despite the network issues, DOGS briefly entered the top 100 overall coins by market cap on Wednesday, reaching $1.8 billion in trading volume over the previous day. The rise of The Open Network, which has been fueled by increased integration within Telegram over the past year and the success of Notcoin and subsequent crypto games, has driven more traffic to TON than ever before. On Friday, developers said on Telegram that the network had hit a new daily user record of 1.1 million.

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British Columbia Court Forces Daniel Tambosso to Repay $1.2 Million Bitcoin Loan Amid Ponzi Scheme Allegations In a significant legal development, a judge in British Columbia has ordered Daniel Tambosso to repay $1.2 million to Hung Nguyen for a 22-bitcoin loan he received in 2021. The case not only highlights the unexpected challenges in the cryptocurrency world, but also reinforces the validity of contractual agreements despite the evolution of digital currencies. Nguyen, who works as a real estate agent, said the loan represented his entire life savings and that the loss had negatively impacted his financial stability and state of mind. The court’s decision reminds us of the responsibilities that come with crypto transactions, encouraging both lenders and borrowers to understand the risks. Tambosso’s defense centered on his claim that he was the victim of a Ponzi scheme. He claimed that he was forced to borrow bitcoin to recoup losses from software linked to the fake Satoshi Nakamoto. The judge, however, rejected this argument, emphasizing that the decision was based on fundamental principles of contract law. The court stated that Tambosso’s obligation to repay the borrowed amount remained valid, despite his claims of victimization. This decision clarifies the legal situation on cryptocurrency loans, but also raises the issue of accountability in the often complex nature of navigating the crypto world. The implications of this decision go far beyond the immediate financial losses experienced by the parties involved. Both Tambosso and Nguyen reported facing major financial hardships; Tambosso noted that he suffered significant losses in the crypto market and currently works in the HVAC sector to support himself. This case highlights a growing trend where legal frameworks are beginning to adapt to the unique challenges associated with cryptocurrency lending and investments. The complexities associated with such transactions require a deeper understanding of how traditional legal principles should be applied to modern digital finance.

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Onchain metrics have hit a critical level for Bitcoin (BTC). Onchain metrics have indicated a potential opportunity level for Bitcoin (BTC) based on miner activity. According to one crypto analyst, a popular #Bitcoin indicator used by miners to measure selling activity is approaching a level that signals a buying opportunity. “The Puell Multiple index is fluctuating between these two critical levels. If historical patterns continue, a bearish scenario where the index falls below 0.6 could signal another buying opportunity for investors,” CryptoQuant analyst Grizzly wrote in a post on August 31. Grizzly explained that the range between 0.6 and 0.8 on the Puell Multiple Index is known as the “Decision Zone.” He noted that historical data dating back to 2014 has shown that when the index falls below the 0.6 threshold, it signals an ideal opportunity for #Bitcoin (BTC) Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) strategies. Traders often use the Puell Multiple index to estimate the health of miner revenues. For example, a high Puell Multiple can indicate low selling pressure, while a low Puell Multiple can indicate high selling pressure. As of writing, the Puell multiplier is 0.69 points, according to Bitbo data. When Bitcoin reached its all-time high of $73,679 on March 13, the Puell Multiplier was 1.88. According to CoinMarketCap data, Bitcoin is currently trading at $58,416, down 8.98 percent in the last seven days. The Puell multiplier, which was not often preferred in the past, has started to be taken into more consideration after BTC’s ATH. Crypto investors and analysts are currently giving importance to the Puell multiplier for BTC price analysis.

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Vitalik Buterin’s ETH denial: Sales claims are surprising Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin responded to claims that he made a profit from ETH sales. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has denied allegations that he sold millions of dollars worth of ETH for personal gain. He stated that he only sold his Ethereum holdings to support various crypto projects and charitable initiatives. On August 30, a crypto community member on X accused Buterin of selling $2 million worth of Ethereum. Onchain analytics firm Lookonchain alleged that the same wallet address received 3,000 Ethereum on August 9. Buterin responded to a post on August 31 regarding ETH sales. Buterin explained that he sold ETH not for profit, but to financially support various Web3 projects and charities: “I haven’t sold since 2018 and have kept the proceeds for myself. All sales have been made to support various projects that I feel are valuable within the Ethereum ecosystem or a broader charity (e.g. biomedical R&D).” This statement has received support from community members who have encouraged Buterin to sell ETH for profit. One X user said, “Don’t even defend this; you deserve a yacht too.” Buterin also recently defended Ethereum against claims that the blockchain “doesn’t care” about decentralized finance (DeFi) The Ethereum co-founder’s transfers have naturally caused a stir. While some crypto investors panicked, others said that these developments do not pose any danger.

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