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Crypto bull run has more room to run as BitBot token sale thrives

Cryptocurrencies have continued their remarkable rally this year, outperforming traditional assets like stocks and commodities. Bitcoin has jumped by 57% in 2024, beating the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index, which is up by only 7.25%. Cryptocurrencies are thriving Most notably, cryptocurrencies have beaten gold even as it trades at its all-time high. And most analysts now


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Cryptocurrencies have continued their remarkable rally this year, outperforming traditional assets like stocks and commodities. Bitcoin has jumped by 57% in 2024, beating the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index, which is up by only 7.25%.

Cryptocurrencies are thriving

Most notably, cryptocurrencies have beaten gold even as it trades at its all-time high. And most analysts now predict that the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) will have more assets than the SPDR Gold ETF (GLD), which has over $56 billion in assets. IBIT has added about $13 billion in about two months.

Token sales are also doing well. As we have written recently, Bitcoin Dogs has raised over $9 million in the past 30 days, making it the fastest-growing token sale this year. BitBot, another token, is about to raise over $1 million.

The trend in the cryptocurrency market is expected to continue in the foreseeable future. For one, there is the rising demand for Bitcoin from institutional investors. In a Tweet, Bill Ackman, the respected billionaire, said that he may consider investing in Bitcoin.

The other evidence that institutions are doing well is that there is strong inflows in most Bitcoin ETFs. The only fund that is not doing well is the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), which has lost substantial sums of money because of its high fees.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin halving is expected to happen in April, which will lead to more supply challenges. Other coins like Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum Classic, and Bitcoin SV will also have their halving soon. 

The other catalyst for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is the possibility that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will approve a spot Ethereum ETF this year. That ETF will likely see more institutional demand at a time when Ethereum supply is waning. 

BitBot token sale is doing well

All these factors, coupled with the potential easing cycle by the Federal Reserve and other central banks means that BitBot will likely see more inflows. 

BitBot, as you can see in this white paper, is a cryptocurrency project that seeks to become a major player in the Telegram bot market.

The developers aim to provide a Telegram bot that will send accurate signals to traders from around the world. 

This is a highly competitive market, with the number of these bots expected to con

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An apathy of cybersecurity concerns

Commentary An apathy of cybersecurity concerns Newsday Monday 15 July 2024 Mark Lyndersay – https://newsday.co.tt/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/BitDepth1467_Narration_15-07-2024-1.m4a FOR JUST over a month, the website of the Guyana Cricket Board has been quite visibly defaced by hackers who demanded US$1,000 in Bitcoin. The defacement took the form of a warning and demand, stating partly, “Your company was hacked


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An apathy of cybersecurity concerns

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https://newsday.co.tt/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/BitDepth1467_Narration_15-07-2024-1.m4a

FOR JUST over a month, the website of the Guyana Cricket Board has been quite visibly defaced by hackers who demanded US$1,000 in Bitcoin.

The defacement took the form of a warning and demand, stating partly, “Your company was hacked due to major security issues and your documents, contracts, work correspondence ended up in our possession, we would love to forget this incident but we cannot, so your business partners should not suffer because of your negligence to security.”

It’s kind of weird when a definitive statement about the importance of cybersecurity comes from the people who broke into your digital house.

I’ve been trying to understand the studious calm that’s followed the TSTT breach. What collective noun to describe an industry-wide gathering of potential victims ardently burrowing for good soil to stick their heads into.

So I’ve decided on apathy, as in an apathy of cybersecurity concerns.

Consider the Blue Waters breach in December 2023, which dropped 10GB of that company’s data on the dark web.

The circle of individuals affected by the public distribution of personally identifiable information in that breach was significantly smaller than hundreds of thousands affected by the TSTT data breach, so there was little cause for public concern.

Almost nobody would have been concerned about Mrs Hadeed’s c

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