Đọc trong Digest:
- Bitcoin (BTC) giảm trong khi cổ phiếu tăng lên là $940 triệu được kéo từ sàn giao dịch.
- Aptos (APT) giảm 45% vào ngày giao dịch đầu tiên sau APT airdrop.
- Thị trường Moola của Celo phục hồi 8,4 triệu USD từ 9,1M USD bị cướp phá trong cuộc tấn công gần đây.
- Ethereum ra mắt mạng thử nghiệm để chuẩn bị cho Nâng cấp Thượng Hải.
- Ứng dụng truyền thông xã hội phi tập trung ‘Bluesky’ của Jack Dorsey công bố lộ trình.
Bitcoin (BTC) giảm trong khi cổ phiếu tăng lên là $940 triệu được kéo từ sàn giao dịch
Trong một sự kiện không phổ biến của phong trào chống lại thị trường chứng khoán, giá Bitcoin (BTC) đã giảm tới 2.3% trong 24 giờ qua, trong khi các chỉ số chứng khoán chính tiếp tục trên quỹ đạo tăng vững chắc.
Giá của BTC, mở cửa cho giao dịch hôm nay ở mức $19,650, giảm 2,1% về giá trị, giao dịch ở mức $19,144 tại thời điểm viết bài. Sự sụt giảm của Bitcoin cho thấy một mối tương quan nới lỏng giữa BTC và cổ phiếu mức cao nhất mọi thời đại ghi nhận vào tháng trước.
Biểu đồ giá 24 giờ cho Bitcoin (BTC). Nguồn: CoinMarketCap
Giá giảm mạnh của Bitcoin đến khi 48.000 bitcoin (trị giá $940 triệu) đã được rút ra khỏi Coinbase Pro. CryptoQuant báo cáo rằng các Bitcoins đã được chuyển bởi tổ chức nhà đầu tư trong giao dịch giao dịch over-the-counter.
Theo CryptoQuant, số lượng bitcoins di chuyển là khối lượng lớn nhất được chuyển giao giữa các sàn giao dịch crypto kể từ vụ tai nạn khét tiếng của tháng 6 năm nay. Ngoài ra, nó đánh dấu dấu ấn lớn thứ hai tất cả thời gian của BTCs được di chuyển.
Flipsider:
- dòng chảy của sàn giao dịch cho thấy các nhà đầu tư đang rút tiền điện tử của họ từ các sàn giao dịch trong một chuyển đổi từ chế độ bán hàng sang chế độ tích lũy.
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Maarten Regterschot, một nhà phân tích đóng góp CryptoQuant, nhấn mạnh rằng sự chuyển động của Bitcoin ra khỏi sàn giao dịch là một mô hình trước cuộc chạy bò nổi tiếng của Bitcoin năm 2021.
Aptos (APT) giảm 45% vào ngày giao dịch đầu tiên sau APT Airdrop
The mainnet launch of the Aptos (APT) blockchain, dubbed as a supposed “Solana-killer”, was greeted with high expectations. However, with the blockchain failing to live up to its promises from the get-go, the APT token has taken a nosedive on its very launch day.
After months of testing, Aptos Labs, the firm behind Aptos, a Layer-1 blockchain developed by ex-Meta employees, promised processing speeds of up to 160,000 transactions per second (TPS). However, on launch day, the blockchain barely managed 3.88.
As a result, after the APT airdrop, in which “early network participants” received free APT tokens, the price of the token took a swift nosedive, falling by more than 45%.
After opening for trade for around $8.55 according to CoinMarketCap, the price initially swelled to a healthy $13.73. However, it wasn’t long before its value plummeted back to earth, with APT now trading at $7.69 at the time of writing, after falling as low as $6.69 as per CMC metrics.
The 24 hour price chart for Aptos (APT). Source: CoinMarketCap
Flipsider:
- Aptos’ allocation of 49% of all APT tokens to developers and private investors has raised concerns about the network catering to venture capitals.
Why You Should Care
The uncertainties surrounding the launch of Aptos have proven to be a major contributing factor to the poor performance of the token.
Celo’s Moola Market Recovers $8.4M from the $9.1M Looted in a Recent Attack
Moola Market, a non-custodial liquidity protocol on the Celo Network, was forced to temporarily halt lending operations on October 19th after $9.1 million worth of cryptocurrencies were stolen, as an attacker manipulated the prices of MOO to borrow against their newly-inflated MOO collateral.
The perpetrator of the $9.1 million Moola Market exploits returned 93% of the stolen funds, worth close to $8.4 million, less than 12 hours after the developers contacted law enforcement, netting themselves a “bug bounty” of approximately $500,000.
The attacker initially purchased $45,000 worth of MOO, depositing it as collateral to borrow CELO. The attackers then borrowed 243,000 CELO from Binance, depositing it all as collateral in order to borrow more and more MOO tokens until its price had increased by 6,400%.
The attackers gained $6.6 million worth of CELO, and $1.2 million of MOO, along with $644,000 Celo Dollars (cUSD), and $740,000 Cello Euros (cEUR), totaling an overall loss for the protocol of $9.1 million.
Flipsider:
- Moola’s suspension of activities is set to continue until such a time as the protocol can follow up with the community about its next steps, and safely restart operations.
Why You Should Care
The return of the funds reduces the damage done to the DeFi sector in October, which already ranks as the biggest month for hacks in crypto history.
Ethereum Launches Test Network to Prepare for the Shanghai Upgrade
In preparation for the Shanghai upgrade, the first major uprgade after its move to Proof of Stake (PoS), Ethereum has launched “Shandong”, a testnet for developers to begin testing out their protocols on Shanghai.
According to the announcemen,t released by EF DevOps, Shandong will play an important role in selecting which Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) will be activated on the Shanghai upgrade.
Five major EIPs have already been highlighted for deployment on the testnet, and some of the EIPs being considered could address some of the network’s efficiency and scalability issues. One of the most anticipated of these proposals is the EIP 4895.
The EIP 4895 will allow developers to test the “unstaking” of their staked ether (ETH) on the Beacon Chain, and the withdrawal of these stakes, along with any rewards they may have earned in the meantime.
Flipsider:
- Ethereum’s transition to PoS has raised a lot of concerns over decentralization and its recent loss of censorship resistance.
Why You Should Care
The Shandong testnet aims to give developers enough time to test their protocols to ensure a smooth transition when Shanghai launches sometime next year.
Jack Dorsey’s Decentralized Social Media App ‘Bluesky’ Unveils Roadmap
Three years after first introducing the idea of decentralized social media as a way to limit corporate and governmental influence on major social media platforms, Jack Dorsey’s Bluesky app has released its roadmap.
The website for the decentralized social media protocol has also been launched, while the underlying protocol for Bluesky was renamed from ADX to Authenticated Transfer Protocol.
According to Bluesky, the AT Protocol will run on a federated network, and will include interoperation, enhanced performance, and algorithmic choice features. The protocol gives users access to an open market of algorithms, such as those seen in search engines.
There has been excessive demand for the Bluesky app waitlist, which quickly filled up, requiring third-party intervention. Bluesky has since changed mail providers, and is still accepting new waitlist applications from users looking to test the beta ahead of the platform’s launch.
Flipsider:
- Ye, formally known as Kanye West, has been hit with a $250 million lawsuit after agreeing to buy crypto-friendly social-media site Parler.
Why You Should Care
Bluesky aims to promote interoperability and mutual compatibility between different platforms on the same protocol, similar to blockchain technology.
