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Ethereum(ETH) Surpasses 3,200 USDT with a 2.60% Increase in 24 Hours

On Jul 14, 2024, 05:05 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum has crossed the 3,200 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 3,200 USDT, with a narrowed 2.60% increase in 24 hours.
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Global Crypto Trading Volume Expected To Surpass $108 Trillion In 2024

According to CryptoPotato, the global crypto trading volume is projected to exceed $108 trillion this year, marking an increase of nearly 90% compared to 2022. Europe has emerged as a leader in this expanding market, accounting for 37.32% of the total crypto transaction value and is expected to see a 2.7-fold increase from 2022 levels. Europe’s advanced regulatory frameworks and tech-savvy population have created a conducive environment for crypto innovation and investment. This could propel Europe’s crypto trading volume to reach $40.5 trillion in 2024, up from $15 trillion in 2022. The region's growing influence in the global crypto market is driven by a robust financial infrastructure, progressive regulations, and increasing adoption of digital assets. CoinWire’s report highlights that Russia leads Europe in crypto trading, ranking among the top five globally with a trading volume exceeding $633 billion. The United Kingdom follows closely with over $624 billion, making it the second-largest market in Europe and sixth worldwide. London is recognized as a crypto-ready city due to its advanced financial services and favorable government policies. Slovenia has the highest monthly crypto expenditure per capita, averaging $2,609, which is over 3.46 times the monthly rent, indicating strong confidence in digital assets. In Ukraine, crypto serves as a vital alternative to fiat currency, with citizens spending nearly three times their monthly rent on crypto, about 2.58 times their monthly wage, demonstrating its practical utility in preserving value. Asia follows closely behind Europe, with its crypto trading volume expected to reach $39.3 trillion in 2024, up from $27.1 trillion in 2022, driven by expanding adoption and favorable market conditions. Africa’s trading volumes are projected to rise to $10.8 trillion in 2024, up from $2 trillion in 2022 and $2.7 trillion in 2023, with Nigeria and South Africa leading the growth. South America’s crypto trading volume is estimated to reach $7.82 trillion in 2024, a significant increase from $2.29 trillion in 2022 and $3.03 trillion in 2023, reflecting a 3.42-fold jump over three years. In contrast, North America is experiencing a decline in crypto trading volume. After peaking at $13.6 trillion in 2023, the volume is expected to drop to $7.7 trillion in 2024, down from $10.3 trillion in 2022. This decline suggests changing market dynamics, potentially due to stricter regulations or market maturity.
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Survey Reveals Mixed Sentiments Among Crypto Investors

According to CryptoPotato, a recent survey by CoinGecko indicates that only about half of investors are optimistic about the current crypto market. The study, which included 2,558 participants, was conducted from June 25 to July 8. The report reveals that 49.3% of crypto participants remain optimistic about the market's future despite its recent downward trend. Among these, 26.1% felt somewhat bullish, and 23.2% were fully bullish. Meanwhile, 25% of participants maintained a neutral stance, and 25.2% expressed bearish sentiments, with 13.4% somewhat bearish and 11.8% fully bearish. Breaking down the sentiments by participant type, investors were the most optimistic, with 54.1% feeling bullish and only 20.7% bearish. Builders in the space followed closely, with 47.6% bullish and 31.6% bearish sentiments. Traders showed mixed feelings, with 39.0% bullish and 33.5% bearish, likely due to their short-term market focus. Sidelined spectators, who have no direct crypto involvement, were the most pessimistic, with only 28.5% of responses being bullish compared to 42.4% being bearish. The survey also highlighted Bitcoin's continued decline. Since its April 20 halving, Bitcoin has fallen about 9.5%. Historically, Bitcoin halving events, which occur roughly every four years, have been followed by price rallies in the subsequent months. However, this time, Bitcoin has been plunging since peaking at a new all-time high in March. Over the past month, its price action has been marked by a series of lower highs and lower lows, with the crypto hitting a two-month low of $53,500 on July 5. Despite attempts to regain upward momentum, the market's confidence has been recently shaken by potential sell pressure from $7.6 billion worth of Bitcoin intended to be repaid to creditors of the defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox. Additionally, recent Bitcoin sales by the German government have further rattled investor sentiment.
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EthCC Highlights Need For Consumer Apps In Crypto Space

According to Blockworks, the Ethereum Community Conference (EthCC) in Brussels this week highlighted a growing sentiment among attendees that the focus on crypto infrastructure has overshadowed the development of consumer applications. Despite Ethereum's role in popularizing smart contracts and NFTs, many felt that consumer apps were underrepresented at the event. The social lead of the Milk Road newsletter noted a consensus that the industry needs more usable apps rather than additional infrastructure. Emmanuel Awosika, director of 2077 Collective, expressed excitement that people are finally acknowledging the necessity of consumer apps. A.J. Warner from Offchain Labs observed a significant focus on interoperability and cross-chain solutions over novel user applications at the conference. While compelling consumer apps are still lacking, the desire for them is evident, as shown by the Arbitrum DAO's plan to invest $215 million in crypto gaming projects. Electric Capital general partner Maria Shen released a market map categorizing over 1,500 crypto projects, with more than one-third labeled as apps. However, some argue that the industry should first master its original use case of payments before moving on to more complex applications. Mustafa Al-Bassam, CEO of Celestia Labs, emphasized this point. Despite the current gap, there are crypto apps with real users, such as Telegram games on the TON blockchain and Solana blinks that allow users to play Pokemon onchain within their X feed. In related news, Story Protocol announced the launch of the world's first intellectual property blockchain, allowing creators to upload and monetize their intellectual property. Co-founder S.Y. Lee emphasized that the protocol aims to provide a clear use case, unlike many other defi chains and apps. Additionally, Farcaster's daily active users reached an all-time high, and blockchain analytics firm Elliptic linked
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Dutch Court Denies Bail For Tornado Cash Developer Alexey Pertsev

According to CryptoPotato, a Dutch court has denied bail for Tornado Cash developer Alexey Pertsev, who was convicted of money laundering in May. This decision marks a significant setback for Pertsev, who has been held in custody for the past two months without computer or internet access, despite requests to facilitate his defense preparation. The Court of Appeal of ‘s-Hertogenbosch ruled that Pertsev will remain in custody as he prepares for his appeal. Despite his defense lawyers, Keith Cheng and Judith de Boer, arguing that Pertsev is not a flight risk and needs internet access to prepare his case, the court maintained that his detention would not hinder his ability to prepare his defense. Cheng reportedly stated, “The court says that continuing his detention does not obstruct his possibility to prepare his defense.” De Boer, however, believes that in a case involving such fundamental legal questions, pre-trial detention is “unacceptable.” She added, “This unprecedented case addresses when a software developer can be criminally liable for third-party misuse which will benefit the entire legal system.” At a hearing last month, Cheng revealed that he had outlined 18 points for Pertsev’s appeal that needed computer access, which was required by the court to process the request. However, the request for the developer’s release from detention was denied. Cheng had previously submitted a similar request to the prison where Pertsev is held, which was also turned down. The defense lawyer explained that providing a computer and other facilities would violate the prison’s safety policy. Despite presenting the prison’s refusal to the court, the appeal was unsuccessful. Authorities in Amsterdam arrested Pertsev in August 2022 for suspected involvement in hiding criminal funds and aiding money laundering by using the Ethereum decentralized mixing service. A Dutch judge at the Court of Appeal ‘s-Hertogenbosch found the 31-year-old Russian developer guilty for his role in the development of Tornado Cash in May this year and sentenced him to 64 months in prison.
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