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Biggest ENA staker sold over $14 million worth of tokens.
This would mark the largest crypto-related fraud settlement in history.
Quick Take President Biden’s re-election team is in talks about accepting crypto donations, sources told The Block. This comes a few weeks after Donald Trump began accepting crypto donations to his campaign through Coinbase Commerce.
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- 11:06Over the past 4 hours, more than 90 million US dollars have been liquidated across the entire networkOdaily Planet Daily reports that Coinglass data shows that in the past 4 hours, a total of $93.541 million has been liquidated across the network, including $37.0166 million from long positions and $56.5244 million from short positions.
- 11:03The Pectra upgrade on Ethereum's Sepolia testnet faces interruptionChainCatcher reports that Ethereum's Pectra upgrade on the Sepolia testnet is facing disruption due to an unknown attacker exploiting zero token transfers, resulting in empty blocks being mined.
- 10:32Standard Chartered Bank: The United States can establish Bitcoin reserves by selling gold and using treasury fundsNews on March 10, according to Decrypt, Geoff Kendrick, Global Head of Digital Asset Research at Standard Chartered Bank, suggested that the US government could purchase Bitcoin in several budget-neutral ways while implementing President Trump's latest executive order. Kendrick elaborated on these strategies, pointing out that they would avoid bringing "additional costs to American taxpayers," a practice which Trump had already prohibited when establishing strategic Bitcoin reserves last week. In his research report last Friday, Kendrick wrote that the Trump administration could do this by "selling gold", using the so-called Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF) of the U.S. Treasury Department or incorporating budget-neutral plans into Senator Cynthia Lummis' proposed 2024 "Bitcoin Act". According to data from the World Gold Council, the US government currently holds 8133.46 tons of gold reserves. At current prices, this batch of gold is worth about $758 billion.