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Here’s what happened in crypto today

On October 23, 2023, Bitcoin experienced a notable price surge, reaching a new high of $35,000, driven by increased institutional interest and positive market sentiment. Ethereum also saw gains, climbing to $2,500, as developers announced significant upgrades to its network. Meanwhile, regulatory discussions in the U.S. continued to evolve, with lawmakers considering clearer guidelines for cryptocurrency exchanges. Additionally, several altcoins, including Solana and Cardano, reported substantial increases in trading volume. Overall, the crypto market showed signs of recovery and optimism among investors.

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A16z sides with CFTC against states seeking to ban prediction markets

A16z, a prominent venture capital firm, has expressed support for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in its efforts to regulate prediction markets, opposing various states that aim to impose bans on them. The firm argues that prediction markets can provide valuable insights and should be treated similarly to other

US CISA adds ‘insane’ Linux Copy Fail flaw to watch list

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added a critical vulnerability known as the "Linux Copy Fail" to its watch list, describing it as "insane." This flaw affects various Linux distributions and could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code with elevated privileges. CISA

Bitcoin's 'hazardous' airdrop: Why developers are warning against Paul Sztorc’s eCash fork

Developers are cautioning against the eCash fork proposed by Paul Sztorc, labeling it as a "hazardous" airdrop. Concerns center around the potential risks associated with the fork, including security vulnerabilities and the possibility of undermining the Bitcoin network's integrity. Critics argue that the airdrop could lead

Crypto industry backs CLARITY Act yield compromise, pushes Senate Banking for markup

The crypto industry is supporting a compromise within the CLARITY Act, which aims to provide clearer regulatory guidelines for digital assets. Industry advocates are urging the Senate Banking Committee to move forward with a markup of the bill. The compromise focuses on establishing a framework that balances innovation with consumer

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A16z sides with CFTC against states seeking to ban prediction markets

US CISA adds ‘insane’ Linux Copy Fail flaw to watch list

Bitcoin's 'hazardous' airdrop: Why developers are warning against Paul Sztorc’s eCash fork

Crypto industry backs CLARITY Act yield compromise, pushes Senate Banking for markup