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Arthur Hayes: Crypto market may peak in mid-March, then see severe correction

2, but the company has since faced legal challenges from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Recently, XRP prices have risen sharply, and Ripple's blockchain solutions are also in high demand. In an interview with CNBC, Garlinghouse said that Ripple is "very optimistic" about the upcoming legal decision, which is expected to be announced in the next few months. He also stated that Ripple is "well-capitalized" and does not need to raise additional funds.

Chainlink Labs announces the launch of Chainlink Staking v0.4 with improved performance and new features

Chainlink Labs announces the launch of Chainlink Staking v0.4 with improved performance and new features

According to Chainlink's official announcement, Chainlink Staking v0.4 is now live on the Ethereum mainnet. This update brings several performance improvements, new features, and bug fixes, including:

According to Chainlink's official announcement, Chainlink Staking v0.4 is now live on the Ethereum mainnet. This update brings several performance improvements, new features, and bug fixes, including:

1. Improved performance: Chainlink Staking now uses BLS aggregation technology to reduce the computational overhead of running a validator node by up to 90%. This improvement makes it easier and more efficient to participate in staking.

2. New features: Chainlink Staking now supports partial withdrawals, allowing validators to withdraw a portion of their staked LINK tokens at any time. This feature provides validators with greater flexibility in managing their stake.

3. Bug fixes: Chainlink Staking now includes several bug fixes to improve the overall stability and performance of the protocol.

Chainlink Labs encourages validators to update their nodes to the latest version of Chainlink Staking to take advantage of these improvements and new features.

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U.S.-listed Bitcoin mining companies have raised more than $3.7 billion to buy Bitcoin since November last year

U.S.-listed Bitcoin mining companies have raised more than $3.7 billion to buy Bitcoin since November last year

According to Money Times, as competition for resources intensifies, U.S. bitcoin miners are accumulating cryptocurrency funds to help them withstand tightening profit margins. Companies including Mara Holdings, Riot Platforms and CleanSpark have taken advantage of the surge in bitcoin prices, raising more than $3.7 billion from investors since November last year, and then used the funds to buy bitcoin. They usually raise funds through zero-interest (or near-zero-interest) convertible bonds. "It's not as simple as everyone is happy after the bitcoin price rises," said Russell Cann, chief development officer of Core Scientific. "There are still complex challenges in profitability and grid access." The miners' plans also include expanding the capabilities of artificial intelligence, marking a sharp reversal in the industry's prospects. The industry has struggled in the past eight months after the bitcoin mining reward was halved. Cann also said: "The demand for artificial intelligence in the United States will greatly affect the scale of bitcoin mining." He predicted that most of Bitcoin's computing power in the next few years will come from outside the United States.

According to Money Times, as competition for resources intensifies, U.S. bitcoin miners are accumulating cryptocurrency funds to help them withstand tightening profit margins. Companies including Mara Holdings, Riot Platforms and CleanSpark have taken advantage of the surge in bitcoin prices, raising more than $3.7 billion from investors since November last year, and then used the funds to buy bitcoin. They usually raise funds through zero-interest (or near-zero-interest) convertible bonds. "It's not as simple as everyone is happy after the bitcoin price rises," said Russell Cann, chief development officer of Core Scientific. "There are still complex challenges in profitability and grid access." The miners' plans also include expanding the capabilities of artificial intelligence, marking a sharp reversal in the industry's prospects. The industry has struggled in the past eight months after the bitcoin mining reward was halved. Cann also said: "The demand for artificial intelligence in the United States will greatly affect the scale of bitcoin mining." He predicted that most of Bitcoin's computing power in the next few years will come from outside the United States.

"SWARMS & ZEILGO No. 1 User" spent 203.92 SOLs to buy PRISM last night

"SWARMS & ZEILGO No. 1 User" spent 203.92 SOLs to buy PRISM last night

According to GMGN.AI data, an address "SWARMS & ZEILGO No. 1 User" spent 203.92 SOLs to buy PRISM last night. The current price of PRISM is 0.0008457솔, and the total purchase amount is about 171,123.84솔.

According to GMGN.AI data, an address "SWARMS & ZEILGO No. 1 User" spent 203.92 SOLs to buy PRISM last night. The current price of PRISM is 0.0008457솔, and the total purchase amount is about 171,123.84솔.

output: Today's major news tips:

output: Today's major news tips:

- Arthur Hayes: Crypto market may peak in mid-March, then see severe correction

- Prediction Markets Show Crypto-Friendly Pierre Poilievre Poised to Become Canada’s Next Prime Minister

- "SWARMS & ZEILGO No. 1 User" spent 203.92 SOLs to buy PRISM last night

- Santiment: Bitcoin may be gradually deviating from the normal fluctuation trajectory of global stock markets, which is a bullish signal

- Ripple CEO: The company's original $11 billion valuation is "seriously outdated"

- As many as 20 "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" bills will be introduced at the state level in the United States

- Binance will launch COOKIE, ALCH and SWARMS perpetual contracts, supporting up to 75x leverage

- Backpack Exchange acquires FTX EU for $32.7 million, plans to promote regulated crypto derivatives in Europe

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Regulatory/Macro

- U.S.-listed Bitcoin mining companies have raised more than $3.7 billion to buy Bitcoin since November last year

As competition for resources intensifies, U.S. bitcoin miners are amassing cryptocurrency war chests to cope with thinning profit margins. The companies, including bitcoin mining hardware maker (MARA) and CleanSpark (CLSK), have tapped into the bitcoin price rally, raising a total of more than $3.7 billion from investors to buy bitcoin since November last year, according to Money Times. They typically raise funds via zero-interest (or close to zero-interest) convertible notes.

As competition for resources intensifies, U.S. bitcoin miners are amassing cryptocurrency war chests to cope with thinning profit margins. The companies, including bitcoin mining hardware maker (MARA) and CleanSpark (CLSK), have tapped into the bitcoin price rally, raising a total of more than $3.7 billion from investors to buy bitcoin since November last year, according to Money Times. They typically raise funds via zero-interest (or close to zero-interest) convertible notes.

"It's not as simple as everybody is happy when the bitcoin price goes up," said Russell Cann, chief development officer at