Tellor (TRB) price rose to highs of $119 on Monday as bulls looked to close in the green for the first time in four days. TRB price could see a bullishish continuation as whales buy more tokens. Tellor price is just 26% from its all-time-high of $164 reached in May 2021. origin »

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Bankman Fried Shifts Blame For Collapse To FTX Executive Team.

As his fraud trial in New York continues, former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried is blaming senior FTX executives Gary Wang and Nishad Singh for the collapse of the exchange - while claiming little knowledge of his former company's operational cashflows. origin »

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Bitcoin Shows No Signs of Overheating, Despite Doubling This Year: Analysis.

Bitcoin has doubled this year. The bullish trend may continue unabated as key indicator shows no signs of overheating, according to IntoTheBlock. origin »

First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Ticks Along Above $34K.

The latest price moves in bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets in context for Oct. 30, 2023. First Mover is CoinDesk’s daily newsletter that contextualizes the latest actions in the crypto markets. origin »

Retail CBDC Could Add Unique Value, but Further Investigation Is Needed, Hong Kong Central Bank Says.

A retail central bank digital currency could add unique value to the existing payments ecosystem and enable new types of economic transactions, but further investigation is needed, Hong Kong's central bank said. origin »

DeFi Market Recovers From 30-Month Low as Volume Hits Highest Point Since March.

The total value of all assets locked on decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols has surged to a three-month high of $42 billion after being at its lowest point since February 2021 just two weeks ago. origin »

Crypto Exchange Linked to 3AC Founders Drops Lawsuit Against Mike Dudas.

OPNX voluntarily dropped its defamation suit against the venture investor and crypto personality. origin »

Singapore, Japan, U.K., Swiss Regulators Plan Asset Tokenization Pilots.

Project Guardian seeks to advance digital asset tokenization pilots in fixed income, foreign exchange and asset management products. origin »

Sam Bankman-Fried Implied His Friends Lied About His Role in FTX's Collapse.

Sam didn't do it. He didn't defraud anyone, he didn't steal customer funds – he just built a company which "turned out basically the opposite" of the product he envisioned when he founded FTX: "A lot of people got hurt – customers, employees – and the company ended up in bankruptcy." At least, that's his story. origin »