Mt. Gox Repayments to Creditors Start

Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash Repayments Mt. Gox, the defunct crypto exchange, has finally started repaying its creditors in Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). This comes almost a decade after the platform collapsed and went bankrupt. Repayment Process The repayment process involves designated exchanges like Bitbank, Kraken, and Bitstamp. These exchanges will make the funds…

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Russia Explores Stablecoins for International Payments

Stablecoins: A New Frontier Russia is exploring the use of stablecoins for international payments to bypass sanctions and economic difficulties. Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies pegged to the value of assets like fiat currencies or gold, offering a combination of digital asset efficiency and financial stability. Russia’s Move to Stablecoins The Russian government sees stablecoins as a…

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Friend.tech Backtracks on Blockchain Migration

Decision Reversal Friend.tech, a social media platform built on crypto, has reversed its decision to leave the Coinbase-backed Base blockchain. Community Feedback The decision change follows feedback from the Friend.tech community, which expressed a desire for the platform to remain on Base. The company agreed, stating that the platform was always intended to be community-driven….

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Bitcoin’s Next Move: Experts Weigh In

CME Gap Closure Crypto expert Michael van de Poppe believes that the recent closure of Bitcoin’s CME gap signals a potential bounce from its current price. He predicts that Bitcoin will reclaim $60,000 as support before rising further. Inverse Head-and-Shoulder Pattern Analyst Mkybull Crypto confirms the CME gap closure and predicts that Bitcoin will reclaim…

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Mt. Gox Begins Repaying Creditors

Transactions Begin Mt. Gox has started repaying creditors by transferring a small amount of Bitcoin to Bitbank, one of the authorized exchanges. This follows months of planning to distribute $8.2 billion in Bitcoin owed to creditors. Test Transactions? The initial transfer was for only $24. It’s unclear if this is a test run before larger…

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