Bitcoin's hashrate surged by 40 EH/s over five days to reach 836 EH/s, approaching its historical peak. Hashprice rose from $46.21 to $49.57, but transaction fees accounted for only 2.14% of miner revenue, highlighting heavy reliance on BTC price.
Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has raised $10.7M in its presale, with token price surging 200% from $0.01 to $0.03. The project focuses on real-world lending and an overcollateralized stablecoin, completed CertiK audit, and is about to launch a beta version, offering early investors a potential 2x return.
Liechtenstein has officially launched the Liechtenstein Trust Integrity Network (LTIN), a sovereign blockchain infrastructure operating under the country’s Blockchain Act (TVTG) and aligned with EU MiCAR.
The stablecoin market fell by $3.327 billion a week after reaching a record $310.426 billion. USDT stayed flat, while USDC posted a $4.19 billion outflow, making it the main driver of the sector's contraction.
After facilitating what it described as the first blockchain-based real estate deed in the US, Propy has unveiled an open-source developer program focused on title registries, property exploration tools, and digitized title records.
Ethereum’s share of total DeFi TVL has dropped from 63.5% to 53%, according to DefiLlama data cited in the report. While Ethereum still leads with about $45.5 billion in TVL, Solana, BNB Chain, Bitcoin, Tron, and Layer-2 networks are taking a larger share of liquidity.
World Foundation has launched World Chain, a blockchain focused on verified human users, claiming 15 million participants, zero fees for verified users, and backing from major service providers.
Bitcoin's mining difficulty surged 8.24% to a record 81.73 trillion on February 15, 2024, marking the largest increase this year. Network hashrate remains stable at 570 EH/s, intensifying competition among miners.
