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A fresh report from Glassnode suggests that Bitcoin has built a solid foundation below the $30,000 level. Glassnode's latest analysis suggests that Bitcoin has built a strong foundation below the $30,000 level, and the current supply structure shows similarities to early 2016 and early 2019. The report shows that the Long-Term Holder (LTH) supply is just shy of a new all-time high with a total supply balance of 14.161 million BTC. In contrast, short-term holders (STH), who acquired coins after FTX failed, have seen their supply balance of 2.914 million BTC remain relatively constant in 2023. Long-term holders are unfazed despite major downturns By April 12, 155 days had passed since the FTX exchange collapsed on Nov. 8, 2022. The 155-day mark is crucial because it is the minimum length of time that a Bitcoin holder must have held their coins to be classified as a long-term holder (LTH). Thus, the supply distribution can be divided into two halves, first, before FTX’s collapse to r...

A hacker who stole 120,000 ETH tokens, worth above $321 million at the time, from the Wormhole cross -chain bridge has started moving funds, according to various on -chain analysts. On the 23 rd of January, the hacker moved $155 million worth of Ether tokens to 1Inch, a decentralized exchange (DEX). The anonymous exploiter has since started swapping their ETH tokens for other cryptocurrencies. According to @lookonchain, the hacker swapped 95,630 ETH (worth $155 million) for 86,473 wstETH – a wrapped version of Ethereum liquid staking protocol Lido’s stETH token. The hacker then used this wstETH to borrow $14.5 million worth of DAI, a dollar-pegged stablecoin. They then bought a further 8,913 stETH with these tokens. This was then used to borrow a further $1.5 worth of DAI. The exploiter’s odd behavior continued, according to on -chain tracker @spreekaway, with the exploiter funding a new address with 0.1 ETH. Spreek speculated that the exploiter...