Top 10 Trending Crypto Coins of The Day

  1. Pyth Network: Market Cap of $670 Million.
  2. Neurai: Market Cap of $63 Million.
  3. AllianceBlock Nexera: Market Cap of $109 Million.
  4. Sidus: Market Cap of $122 Million.
  5. Kaspa: Market Cap of $2.8 Billion.
  6. Beam: Market Cap of $427 Million.
  7. SuperVerse: Market Cap of $194 Million.
  8. Myria: Market Cap of $81 Million.
  9. Nakamoto Games: Market Cap of $115 Million.
  10. Bittensor: Market Cap of $1.5 Billion.

Disclaimer: Market capitalizations can vary in real-time. The information provided here is intended purely for educational purposes and should not, under any circumstances, be construed as financial advice.

Resuscitate your Spotify Wrapped with these 5 podcast episodes

Get ready: Spotify Wrapped is just days away. 

We get it, your number-one artist is likely Taylor Swift, and your top track is probably that one song you don’t know the name of that you’ve been playing on repeat since you discovered it on TikTok this summer. 

Nothing wrong with being a Swiftie. But if you wanted to diversify a bit, good news — you have a week or two to turn that around.

Let’s take a look at five podcast episodes — all available on Spotify — from the Blockworks archives so you can show your friends you have range (and a bit of crypto know-how):

Blockworks reporter Casey Wagner appeared on the Empire podcast to discuss her time covering Sam…

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83 BTC In Fees | Community Reactions About The Error

In a bizarre turn of events on the Bitcoin network, a user recently made headlines for an eye-watering mistake, unintentionally paying a staggering $3.1 million in transaction fees for a transfer worth $2.1 million. This payment of 83 BTC in fees has sparked discussions and concerns within the Bitcoin community, shedding light on the importance of careful verification in the world of decentralized finance.

The Costly Blunder

On November 23, an unsuspecting Bitcoin user, utilizing the address “bc1qn3d7vyks0k3fx38xkxazpep8830ttmydwekrnl” initiated a transaction to transfer 55 BTC to another address.

However, what should have been a routine transaction took a drastic…

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Samson Mow: Halving Could Shoot Bitcoin Price Past $1 Million

Jan3 CEO Samson Mow recently compared the upcoming bull cycle with that of 2017, predicting BTC to reach $1 million.

The ongoing narrative surrounding the increasing institutional interest in Bitcoin exposure has led to multiple analysts coming up with their forecasts for the upcoming bull cycle. Amid this optimistic wave, Jan3 CEO Samson Mow has made a particularly bold statement, predicting Bitcoin to hit an astonishing $1 million per coin. This projection, shared on Mow’s Twitter, stands out even among maximalist standards.

In 2017 it took ~9 months for #Bitcoin to go from $1k to $20k. The block subsidy was 12.5, there was a lot more BTC sloshing around on exchanges, mining was…

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Binance’s Changpeng Zhao Challenges DoJ’s Travel Restriction

Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) is contesting the United States government’s attempt to hinder his travel plans to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Notably, he wishes to be with his family during the waiting period before his sentencing on February 23, 2024.

Changpeng Zhao is a “Flight Risk”

Magistrate Judge Brian A. Tsuchida granted CZ permission to travel to the UAE on November 21, emphasizing that his presence in the guilty plea process indicated no flight risk. However, on November 22, U.S. prosecutors filed a court document arguing for restrictions on Zhao’s departure from the United States. They cited concerns about him being a flight risk in the dispute over bond…

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Indexed Finance thwarts hijackers, set to compensate 2021 hack victims

Indexed Finance, an Ethereum-based project that suffered a $16 million hack in 2021, has successfully thwarted two hijacking attempts. The project’s decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) control will be returned to its founders, aiming to allocate the remaining treasury to victims of the 2021 hack.

In a thread on X, Laurence Day, a former core contributor, detailed the efforts of the Indexed community in overcoming two hijacking attempts on the remaining treasury of the Indexed DAO. Both attackers acquired significant amounts of the protocol’s NDX token, aiming to take control of the DAO’s approximately $120,000 digital asset holdings through malicious proposals.

The initial…

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XRP price bull flag hints at 20% rally by New Year’s

XRP (XRP) price may rally over 20% in the coming weeks thanks to a classic bullish continuation setup.

XRP price enters bull flag breakout stage

The so-called bull flag pattern develops when the price consolidates inside a parallel channel after a strong uptrend. It resolves after the price breaks above the upper trendline with convincing volumes and rises by as much as the previous uptrend’s height.

As of Nov. 26, XRP was trading above its bull flag’s upper trendline, albeit accompanying weaker volumes. That technically indicates a weaker conviction among traders about XRP’s bullish continuation. 

XRP/USD daily price chart. Source: TradingView

The duration of traders’ indecisiveness could…

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LATEST: Samson Mow Predicts Bitcoin Hitting $1 Million, Citing Hal Finney’s Influence

In a recent social media post, Samson Mow, the CEO of Jan3 and a renowned Bitcoin advocate, presented an extraordinary Bitcoin price prediction, suggesting a potential value of $1 million per BTC. Drawing on the insights of Hal Finney, a key figure in Bitcoin’s early development and the recipient of the first Bitcoin transaction from the enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto, Mow emphasized Bitcoin’s untapped potential. Finney, who passed away in 2014, was often speculated to be Nakamoto himself, who disappeared in 2010. Mow’s forecast aligns with Finney’s long-term vision for Bitcoin, stirring significant attention in the crypto community.

From SBF to Binance: Biggest court cases of 2023

2023 has been a tumultuous year following the late 2022 collapse of FTX and the slew of bankruptcies that happened after the UST depeg. 

It’s also been a year with a lot of legal action, and we mean a lot. From bankruptcies to regulatory lawsuits to class action suits, there’s been a boat load of back and forth.

But, when looking at the most notable cases this year, only a few come to mind.

Let’s start with the most obvious ones: the Securities and Exchange Commission’s cases against Binance and Coinbase. 

The suits shocked the crypto world this summer after being filed back to back. While the companies face some of the same charges, the lawsuits are inherently different.

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