
The promotional plugin steals cookies from users, which hackers use to bypass password and two-factor authentication verification and log into the victim’s Binance account.
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The promotional plugin steals cookies from users, which hackers use to bypass password and two-factor authentication verification and log into the victim’s Binance account.
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Australia is set to enhance its financial landscape by launching its first Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) tomorrow. Managed by Monochrome Asset Management, the ETF, trading under the ticker IBTC on the Cboe exchange, charges a management fee of 0.98% and tracks the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate index. This initiative positions Australia as a leader in embracing cryptocurrency, following significant investment influxes into similar U.S. products earlier this year.
The decision to list on Cboe, ahead of the larger Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), which also plans to approve Bitcoin ETFs by the end of the year, taps into the growing global interest in regulated cryptocurrency investments. The U.S.’s earlier regulatory approval sparked substantial institutional and retail investments, setting a precedent that Australia is keen to follow.
With the introduction of a passive ETF, Australia simplifies Bitcoin investment and underscores its legitimacy as an institutional asset class. This move is expected to encourage further global acceptance and integration of Bitcoin into mainstream financial systems.

SingularityNET announces the merger dates for FET, AGIX, and OCEAN into the new ASI token, aiming to create a unified decentralized AI network.
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Bitcoin market commentators are increasingly confident that BTC price action is building a breakout, which will make history.
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Bitcoin holders moved over 367,000 BTC on May 18, worth over $25 billion, recording a yearly high in the value of Bitcoin transactions.
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Bitcoin holders moved over 367,000 BTC on May 18, worth over $25 billion, recording a yearly high in the value of Bitcoin transactions.
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Previously known as Okcoin Europe, OKX began serving users in the Netherlands in 2021 after registering with the Dutch Central Bank.
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Bitcoin’s trajectory could reach new highs, with predictions placing its value between $130,000 and $150,000 by late August to early September 2025. This forecast by crypto expert Peter Brandt follows the recent April 20 halving, an event reducing mining rewards by half, historically catalyzing significant price surges. Brandt’s analysis draws from patterns observed in previous cycles, suggesting a consistent mid-cycle timing for halvings and subsequent peaks in market value.
Despite current fluctuations, with Bitcoin trading at $67,882 after a high of $73,679 in March, the market shows potential for considerable growth. Brandt notes a 25% probability that the peak may have already occurred but maintains optimism based on past bull markets. If Bitcoin fails to set new records and falls below $55,000, however, he anticipates a possible shift toward exponential decay, highlighting the volatile yet hopeful landscape of cryptocurrency investment.

Maple Finance launches Syrup, a DeFi protocol offering secured institutional lending, amid lingering skepticism from the FTX-Alameda fallout.
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