There are many important events in the currency circle on April 17th!
Here's a detailed overview:
1. Ethereum has an on-chain loan and liquidation limit of approximately US$50.67 million near US$2,831. This shows that Ethereum lending activity is quite active around this price point, and the market remains highly concerned about this.
2. Tyr Capital CEO Edouard Hindi expects Bitcoin (BTC) to hit $120,000 in the coming months. The prediction is based on factors such as Bitcoin’s role as a possible hedge against geopolitical events and its increasing correlation with gold.
3. The third wave of Bitcoin ecology has been launched, and projects related to the Runes protocol have begun to warm up. With the launch of projects related to the Runes protocol, it is expected to be converted into official runes through airdrops or 1:1, which may bring new opportunities and vitality to the Bitcoin ecosystem.
4.$ARKM-Arkham announced the wealth list of cryptocurrency holders on the X platform, with Justin Sun ranking first. This shows Justin Sun’s significant influence in the cryptocurrency space and his active contribution in promoting crypto innovation.
5. The Artificial Intelligence Super Alliance has confirmed the ASI token merger and is expected to launch on May 24. The tokens of Fetch.ai, SingularityNET and OceanProtocol will be merged into a new token ASI, which may provide new financial support for the development of the field of artificial intelligence.
6. Other tokens and projects such as CAKE-PancakeSwap, JUP-Jupiter, HOPR, OGN OGV, OPEN, RDNT, PORTAL, TIA and VR also have their own important dynamics and progress. These events together constitute the core of the currency circle today. Rich content.
In addition, news about $XAI announcing that the Xai Staking pool has been launched, Tony Fadell, the father of iPod, saying that he will not invest in the Metaverse, and the revenue growth of multiple Web 3 protocols in the first quarter also reflect the currency circle and the broader blockchain industry. diverse dynamics.
