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$RUNE RUNE falls 30% after THORChain suspends Bitcoin and Ethos withdrawals The pause comes amid public concerns about the solvency of the settlement protocol. What you need to know: THORChain has suspended withdrawals in Bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) from its lending and savings programs to prevent potential insolvency risk. Network node operators proposed and implemented the 90-day pause during the Asian morning hours on Friday. Some community members claim nearly $200 million in arrears, of which about $107 million is held in liquidity pools that could be withdrawn or sold by liquidity providers (LPs) or RUNE holders in the event of a panic.

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$BNB BNB Foundation announced a $1.16 billion BNB burn down The BNB Foundation organization announced the completion of the 30th quarterly BNB coin burn. Assets totaling $1.16 billion were removed from circulation. A total of 1.63 million BNB coins were sent to “zero”. Of that, 110,000 coins account for the Pioneer Burn Program. It was introduced in 2020 and accounts for those coins that were sent to “dead” addresses or lost due to an error. The ultimate goal of the BNB Smart Chain team is to reduce the asset's circulating supply to BNB 100 million. The amount of coins burned each quarter depends on trading volume.

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#TrumpCryptoOrder Trump family plans to create bitcoin-based businesses Joseph Lubin, founder of ConsenSys, said that the Trump family intends to create several business projects based on bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum and other blockchains. According to the entrepreneur, the Trump family, as well as the new White House administration, will do everything that is beneficial for the country, and there is a possibility that new blockchain-based technologies will be used in government agencies. ConsenSys, one of the key companies in the Ethereum ecosystem, develops infrastructure solutions such as the popular MetaMask wallet and Infura platform that support decentralized applications (dApps). The company promotes the adoption of Ethereum-based solutions in business, finance and the public sector. According to Arkham, the deFi wallet of World Liberty, a Trump family-linked project, holds more than 55,000 ETH worth about $182 million. This week alone, the project purchased about $48 million worth of ether. As stated by Lubin, the purchases are solely due to private business activity and have nothing to do with government initiatives or possible US plans to form a cryptocurrency reserve. An interesting fact is that Eric Trump indicated that now is the best time to invest in the US. He encouraged investing in local markets, energy, technology and cryptocurrency. The next four years “are going to be amazing,” the entrepreneur added.

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need to dump the price to $5 and then we can shop there

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