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1 week ago | crypto.news | Rony Roy |Dorian Batycka

AERGO has plunged over 70% since its debut on Binance Futures, prompting accusations from community members who suspect market manipulation and coordinated sell-offs may be driving the steep drop. Aergo (AERGO) fell to an intraday low of $0.12 on April 17, afternoon Asian time, bringing its market cap down from $307 million to nearly $78.5 million as of press time. Its daily trading volume was up 88% over the past day, hovering over $1.37 billion.

1 week ago | crypto.news | Rony Roy |Dorian Batycka

Billionaire Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Ventures Fund I LP is on track to raise up to $180 million by June to back early-stage crypto and blockchain startups, with a focus on payments and stablecoins. According to unnamed sources cited in an April 17 Bloomberg report, the fund has already surpassed its initial $150 million target and is expected to close with between $175 million and $180 million. The final close is scheduled for the end of June.

1 week ago | invezz.com | Rony Roy

Bitcoin saw another day of sideways price action as bulls struggled to break past the $85,000 psychological resistance level. With fresh bearish news hitting an already rattled market, tech markets like cryptocurrencies shed a notable chunk of their valuation. By late Asian trading hours on April 16, the total crypto market capitalisation had slipped nearly 0.6% to $2.74 trillion.

1 week ago | invezz.com | Rony Roy

Oklahoma has become the latest US state to officially dismiss plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve. According to data from the Oklahoma State Legislature, House Bill 1203 (HB1203) failed to advance past the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee after a close 6–5 vote against it during a Monday session.

1 week ago | crypto.news | Rony Roy |Dorian Batycka

Researchers have warned of a new vulnerability affecting certain crypto hardware wallets that allows attackers to privately sign unauthorized Bitcoin transactions and steal private keys. Cryptocurrency wallets using the Chinese-made ESP32 chip, a widely used microcontroller designed for embedded systems and connected devices, are at risk, according to cybersecurity firm Crypto Deep Tech, which flagged a major vulnerability in a recent report.