
Glassnode Founders Say Bitcoin Crash To $37,000 Wouldn’t Be A Bad Thing, Here...
Glassnode co-founders Jan Happel and Yann Allemann recently indicated that a Bitcoin crash to $37,000 would be a good thing. They also explained why they wouldn’t be sad about such a massive price decline for the flagship crypto. Bitcoin Dropping To $37,000 Would Be A Steal Happel and Allemann mentioned in an X (formerly Twitter) post on their shared account that a Bitcoin price drop to $37,000 would be a steal. They added that they won’t be “mad” about the price crash because it would give them an opportunity to buy more BTC at such low levels. The Glassnode co-founders won’t hesitate to....
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Crypto analytics provider Glassnode argues the late February BTC crash may have been a healthy reset that flushed excessive leverage out of the market. According to on-chain analytics provider, Glassnode, the late-February crypto market correction may have purged excessive leverage from the markets.On March 1, Glassnode published a report analyzing the recent crypto crash — which was only the second significant crypto correction since the markets pushed into new record highs in late 2020.Glassnode noted the crash peaked with a 25% fall from the local top of $58,300 to $43,343. As such, the....
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) platform Delta Primes suffered a security breach on Monday, affecting the protocol’s users. The attack took $6 million from the project’s pools and is under investigation. However, on-chain investigators suspect it could be linked to North Korean hackers and be part of a larger-scale scheme. Related Reading: Glassnode Founders Say Bitcoin Crash To $37,000 Wouldn’t Be A Bad Thing, Here’s Why Hackers Drain $6 Million From DeFi Protocol On Monday morning, cyber security platform Cyvers Alerts informed the community about the ongoing attack on DeFi borrowing....