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Dragonbite to Launch a Webapp for People to Earn Crypto When Purchasing Vouchers

HONG KONG, Aug 20, 2021 – (ACN Newswire) – DragonBite, a company developing rewards point technology for the blockchain, is thrilled to announce the launch of its web app, a platform designed for people to buy vouchers from renowned brands including Amazon, Adidas and Starbucks while distributing crypto currencies as rewards to its top purchasers.The…

HONG KONG, Aug 20, 2021 – (ACN Newswire) – DragonBite, a company developing rewards point technology for the blockchain, is thrilled to announce the launch of its web app, a platform designed for people to buy vouchers from renowned brands including Amazon, Adidas and Starbucks while distributing crypto currencies as rewards to its top purchasers.The start-up which recently completed its IDO on Uniswap is on its way to release a Dapp in Q4 allowing users to convert their rewards points into cryptocurrencies via a utility token called BITE.DragonBite’s webapp is an intermediary step that aims to attract non native crypto shoppers to experience digital assets. With a user-friendly interface, this webapp connects users to their google accounts and lets them purchase vouchers by credit card. The highest buyers will receive $BITE as rewards from 10% of profits made by the sales.BITE is DragonBite’s native token, an ERC-20 token and can be stored in several wallets including Metamask. The token can be traded against USDT and ETH, bought and sold on Uniswap or BitMart. Its price depends on the demand and supply so the remaining profit from the voucher sales will be transferred in a vault and used to buy back $BITE from crypto holders or burn them, a common practice for project owners who tend to avoid using market makers and want to maintain the sustainability of their token over time.”By rewarding our top vouchers purchasers in BITE, we believe DragonBite has the potential to make its token appealing to an audience of non-crypto users and therefore, enhance its utility which over time, should boost demand and value,” says Mickael Costache, CEO of DragonBite.DragonBite’s webapp which is live today, can be accessed at https://webapp.dragonbite.io/ and is a pilot program for the Hong Kong market. It will act as a functional test before global launch of the system on the blockchain.The firm aims to extend the sales of vouchers to the rest of APAC in the coming weeks, followed by India, the Middle East, the United States and Europe. Each region will launch with vouchers localized to support pertinent merchant networks.As a prelude to the Dapp, DragonBite is confident its web app will allow more consumers to become comfortable interacting with crypto. “People purchasing vouchers are often subscribing to loyalty programs so we think this strategy will bring more people to the blockchain over time and encourage them to start experiencing the benefits crypto offers before we launch our Dapp, says Elvan Yau, COO of DragonBite.The DragonBite team will release a series of tutorials in the days to come to guide the web app users and show them how to claim their tokens, open a crypto wallet and get setup on the blockchain.About DragonBiteDragonBite is a decentralized ecosystem that puts the power of the cryptocurrency market into the hands of its users. DragonBite offers various products and services, catering to almost every aspect of the cryptocurrency economy, including a digital wallet, a cryptocurrency exchange, loyalty redemption points, discounts/purchases with crypto, and more. Using the DragonBite application, users gain access to every feature they could need within the cryptocurrency market.Social linksTwitter: https://twitter.com/DragonBiteDBTelegram: https://t.me/DragonBiteLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dragonbite/Media ContactCompany: DragonBiteContact: Mickael CostacheEmail: info@dragonbite.asiaWebsite: https://www.dragonbite.asiaSOURCE: DragonBite Copyright 2021 ACN Newswire. All rights reserved. www.acnnewswire.com
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Elizabeth Warren Plans Prediction Market Crackdown as She Prepares to Chair Senate Banking

Bitcoin Magazine Elizabeth Warren Plans Prediction Market Crackdown as She Prepares to Chair Senate Banking A Warren banking aide says the incoming Senate Banking chair will target prediction markets’ “Wild West-style lack of oversight,” after she and Sen. John Curtis pressed Kalshi and Polymarket on election trading…

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Elizabeth Warren Plans Prediction Market Crackdown as She Prepares to Chair Senate Banking
A Warren banking aide says the incoming Senate Banking chair will target prediction markets’ “Wild West-style lack of oversight,” after she and Sen. John Curtis pressed Kalshi and Polymarket on election trading…
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Bitcoin price prediction Today – Is Monday’s BTC Rebound a Dead-cat Bounce? 

The post Bitcoin price prediction Today – Is Monday’s BTC Rebound a Dead-cat Bounce?  appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Even though Bitcoin (BTC) briefly rebounded above $75,000 on Monday, November 11, 2026, the crypto Fear and Greed Index showed that traders are fearing a potential dead-cat bounce…

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Bitcoin holds near $75,000 after tech stock rout, altcoins suffer steeper losses

A record hack, a blue wave and a tech stock rout have given Bitcoin investors plenty to worry about. Yet the leading cryptocurrency has fallen only about 1% in the past 24 hours and now trades near $75,000. “It could have gotten hit a lot harder,” said John LaForge, chief alternatives strategist at Ned Davis

A record hack, a blue wave and a tech stock rout have given Bitcoin investors plenty to worry about. Yet the leading cryptocurrency has fallen only about 1% in the past 24 hours and now trades near $75,000. “It could have gotten hit a lot harder,” said John LaForge, chief alternatives strategist at Ned Davis Research. “The fact that it’s still… holding the 75 to 80 [range], I consider it a mild positive.”

Bitcoin’s latest decline came after weekend revelations about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s affair—and the company’s subsequent investigation into whether he was targeted by Chinese intelligence. The news followed two other setbacks for the industry: a Democratic takeover of Congress that dealt losses to crypto-backed candidates, and a hack that drained roughly $6.3 billion from Binance, the world’s largest centralized crypto exchange.

Broader macro pressures haven’t helped either. The tech-heavy Nasdaq dropped over 5% last week in response to fears of a broad selloff in AI stocks. Investors now await Tuesday’s inflation report, which economists expect to show a further rise in consumer prices. Traders also anticipate a Federal Reserve rate hike in December—another potential headwind for crypto markets.

The cryptocurrency has suffered much sharper selloffs in the past. In October 2025, President Donald Trump’s threat of steep new tariffs on Chinese imports triggered more than $19 billion in crypto liquidations within a day. In June, Bitcoin fell below $60,000 to its lowest level of 2026, amid persistently high interest rates and heavy outflows from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds.

Bitcoin’s resilience may say more about how far it has already fallen than about the latest bad news, according to Ish Asad, crypto research analyst at asset manager Bitwise. 

“I think a lot of the bad news was priced in already. It’s not to say that it’s not going to chop sideways for a little bit longer, but I think the bottom is clearly in,” he said, referring to Bitcoin’s  June low. 

Asad argued that an earlier exodus from crypto into AI investments had left fewer investors ready to sell Bitcoin, which helped cushion its response to the recent turmoil.

That hasn’t been the case for altcoins—the industry term for cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin.

Ether, the second-largest cryptocurrency and the native token of the Ethereum blockchain, has fallen nearly 5% over the past day. XRP, the token associated with Ripple, has posted similar daily losses and is down nearly 12% over the past week. Other major cryptocurrencies have also declined.

LaForge sees the gap as a familiar pattern: “Eventually when prices come down across the board, Bi

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North Korea Is Minting Its Own Meme Coins to Launder Binance Hack Loot

Bitcoin Magazine North Korea Is Minting Its Own Meme Coins to Launder Binance Hack Loot Elliptic says North Korean launderers created six throwaway meme tokens on NEAR between Nov. 5 and 7, moving about $430,000 of stolen Binance funds through homemade liquidity pools. This post North Korea Is Minting Its Own Meme Coins to Launder

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