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Coinbase reportedly aimed to acquire bankrupt FTX Europe to expand its overseas derivatives business but ultimately pulled out. The sale of FTX Europe illustrates the high stakes in the crypto sphere, and the growth and risks associated with derivatives trading.

“Asset manager VanEck has committed to donate 10% of profits from its forthcoming Ether futures exchange-traded fund (ETF) to Ethereum core developers for ten years. In collaboration with several crypto-supporting groups, the aim is to strengthen the Ethereum network. However, activity in the wallet of a major hacker could indicate a selling trend, potentially impacting Ether’s price.”

After a year-long lull following the FTX hack, on-chain data shows activity in the hacker’s wallet. This coincides with two large transactions, potentially suggest selling activities that could negatively affect market prices. Meanwhile, Ethereum braces for its ETF debut in the U.S., which could trigger a bullish trend in ETH prices. However, the potential reemergence of the FTX hacker and a U.S government shutdown pose risks to cryptocurrency prices.

“Ethereum’s price gained over 4.5% on Sep. 12, amid receiving fears of a FTX liquidation catastrophe. Analysts suggest this doesn’t pose a threat as most FTX assets are locked or illiquid. Ethereum’s market rise coincides with an increase in short liquidations, promoting ETH price and indicating oversold state.”

Bitcoin and Ethereum face significant developments impacting price predictions due to the US SEC lawsuit, bankruptcy of FTX exchange, and BitGo’s acquisition deal. As clear regulation and reliable custody services are crucial, cryptocurrency prices remain sensitive to market changes.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is returning $550,000 in donations from collapsed crypto exchange, FTX. This highlights the philanthropy within the blockchain ecosystem and the volatility of fortunes in the crypto world. The situation raises both support and skepticism for the future of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

Ethereum’s exchange supply hits a 5-year low, with only 14.85% held by centralized exchanges, due to factors like the FTX crisis and the Shapella upgrade. This migration away from exchanges is considered bullish, as re-staking reinforces faith in Ethereum’s long-term growth and value stability.

“Binance’s $1B cryptocurrency recovery fund, the Industry Recovery Initiative (IRI), has reportedly invested only an estimated $30M since its inception, despite large capital commitment. With growing regulatory concerns, unused funds were moved to Binance’s corporate treasury, raising questions about the effectiveness of such recovery initiatives in the evolving blockchain industry.”

“Going Infinite” provides intriguing insights into Sam Bankman-Fried’s (SBF) character, his belief in effective altruism, and the rise and fall of FTX. However, it lightly touches on the pain inflicted on many investors following FTX’s bankruptcy.

“HairyPlotterFTX (FTX) has shaken the crypto world with an exceptional +5,000% overnight increase. It coincides with recent events concerning the renowned crypto figure, Sam Bankman-Fried, hinting at strategic planning. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Minetrix aims to transform Bitcoin mining with its Stake-to-Mine model, thus challenging industry dominance and offering small investors a potential game-changing opportunity.”

Bitcoin’s commendable performance in September has led to fears of a potential dip. Material Indicators notes ‘bearish signals’ across various timeframes, hinting at uncertainty. Concurrently, the impending launch of Ethereum-based ETFs in the U.S. has generated speculation regarding the potential bullish impact on ETH’s price, demonstrating the interconnectedness of market dynamics.

“Ethereum’s blockchain foundation, Ether (ETH), exhibits recovery with a recent 5% rise from low figures and a $1530 valuation. Despite a near-term unfavorable outlook, the prospects of future ETF approvals and ETH’s adoption rate suggest potential growth, even towards a $10,000 mark.”

This excerpt gives an overview of the recent market fluctuations triggered by FTX’s potential liquidation of crypto holdings, featuring significant stakes in Bitcoin and Solana. Despite the panic, experts argue that this anticipated chaos may have been overhyped, with sales likely to be gradual and strategic.

The potential release of FTX’s $1.3 billion holding tokens is set to significantly impact the crypto market. FTX’s Bitcoin holdings are unlikely to influence the market greatly, but its holdings of Dogecoin, Polygon, and Tron could affect asset prices. Amidst ongoing bankruptcy proceedings and market turmoil, many companies are showing interest in acquiring these assets, suggesting that even the threat of liquidations can create new opportunities.

“The cryptocurrency market faced increased volatility following revelations from FTX, a bankrupt crypto exchange with significant holdings. These developments sparked fears of potential asset liquidation flooding the market. Despite this turbulence, select producers, such as Wall Street Memes, Kaspa, Monero, Bitcoin BSC, and Bitcoin Cash, continue to show promising technical outlooks and robust fundamentals.”