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BTC sees a relief bounce as Asian stocks wilt following sharp losses on Wall Street.
The incident temporarily halted transaction processing on one of Ethereum’s largest layer-2 networks.
A liquidation flush took bitcoin to its lowest since early June before Micron’s blowout earnings and SK Hynix’s U.S. listing plans steadied the AI trade that crypto had been sliding alongside.
In this week’s edition of The Protocol Newsletter, we’re looking at Ethereum’s eventful week that started off with the launch of EthLabs, plus the layoffs at the Ethereum Foundation, and what this all means for the network.
Trading firm Wintermute’s options desk puts bitcoin in a $61,242 to $63,563 range for Tuesday, with correlation rising across tokens and no fresh ETF bid in sight.
The reduction comes on the same day the EF confirmed a 20% reduction in headcount and follows the resignation of co-Executive Director Hsiao-Wei Wang. Her departure brings the total number of senior Ethereum Foundation figures to leave since January to nine, underscoring the scale of the organization’s ongoing turmoil.
The reduction follows a period of significant upheaval at the organization’s leadership level.
The White House issued twin executive orders to accelerate U.S. development of large-scale quantum computers while simultaneously hardening defenses against such machines.
Eased ETF selling and improving risk appetite are being offset by a firmer dollar and cautious institutional flows, leaving bitcoin range-bound, one analyst said.
A helpful feature of speeding up transactions has become redundant and a “fingerprint” for tracking. Developers now want to do away with it.