Ethereum (ETH) has endured a volatile week so far as it briefly seemed to be racing towards $2k before it came crashing down again. Of course, this is all to do with the United States debt ceiling discussion and any volatility is to be expected due to the air of uncertainty hanging over the market.
Each year at the annual UN Climate Change Conference (COP), individual countries are pressured to ramp up their emissions reductions promises and showcase evidence they are taking steps to meet them.
when the global crypto market cap surpassed $1 trillion, the crypto community took pleasure in mocking the staunch crypto skeptic as he often urged investors to sell their Bitcoin holdings at a loss.
Stargate, the LayerZero cross-chain bridge protocol, has responded to the recent “force majeure” incident impacting Multichain, as well as the stability concerns surrounding anyUSDC, Fantom's main USDC asset.
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If BTC can close a 4-hour candle above the 9 EMA line before the end of today’s trading session, then there is a possibility that BTC’s price will climb to $26,700 in the next few days. However, failing to close a 4-hour candle above the 9 EMA line will most likely result in BTC’s price dropping back down to $26,169 in the coming days.
The RSI indicator on BTC’s 4-hour chart suggested that BTC’s price would continue to fall over the next 24 hours, as the RSI line was sloped negatively toward the oversold territory. Furthermore, the RSI line was looking to cross below the RSI SMA line, which is another bearish technical flag.
BTC’s price had been able to break above the 9 EMA line on its 4-hour chart over the last 24 hours – reaching a high of $26,611. Since then, it dropped back below the key EMA line, where it continued to trade at press time.
Three years ago, Kraken Security Labs discovered the physical vulnerabilities of Trezor. As a result, Trezor made efforts to fix the vulnerability, notably through its sister company Tropic Square. Interestingly, Unciphered has mentioned that this vulnerability has already been patched, and their exploit was on Trezor’s latest firmware.
On May 24, Unciphered announced that it cracked the Trezor T by satoshilabs. Unciphered has not revealed details about the specific attack they performed due to “current engagements and non-disclosure agreements” that restrict them to do so. Accordingly, Unciphered has criticized Trezor for not doing anything to fix the vulnerability of its hardware.