Author: NBTC

NBTC is the editorial account for NBTC News, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, blockchain infrastructure, exchanges, mining, regulation and digital asset markets. The editorial team focuses on clear sourcing, timely updates and practical context for crypto readers.

Uniswap is on the verge of becoming the highest fee-generating crypto platform, potentially surpassing Tether. As highlighted by CryptoTwitter commentator Hayden Adams, a 10% increase in swap activity could facilitate this shift. This development is significant because it reflects growing user engagement with Uniswap’s decentralized exchange model, indicating a competitive edge in the DeFi space. Inside the Move The broader crypto market is currently exhibiting mixed signals, with various assets showing varied momentum. Uniswap’s recent push to enhance its fee generation capabilities through increased trading activity aligns with ongoing trends in decentralized finance. Currently, Uniswap’s trading volume sits at $0,…

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Ripple locks $XRP in time-based smart contracts on the $XRP Ledger and releases a maximum of 1 billion $XRP on the first day of each month, a supply schedule set up in December 2017 and enforced by the ledger’s code rather than by any company decision. This is $XRP’s escrow system, and it is the reason $XRP’s supply grows on a fixed, public timetable instead of at Ripple’s discretion. What Is $XRP Escrow? In 2017, Ripple placed 55 billion $XRP into escrow contracts on the $XRP Ledger, locking away more than half of the total 100 billion $XRP supply. The…

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Crypto exchange GMO Coin may suspend several Bitcoin services when eCash takes its first balance snapshot at block 963,648, expected around midnight Japan time on Aug. 23. eCash is a new Bitcoin-derived chain that plans to credit holders with a separate ECX asset. Its live roadmap now describes this weekend’s event as an Alpha stage issuing practice ECX, rather than the final mainnet launch. GMO Coin’s Aug. 7 notice says any suspension remains conditional, with both its start and end times undecided. The possible scope includes Bitcoin spot trading through GMO’s dealer and exchange services, $BTC/JPY crypto FX and leveraged…

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India has a growing solar power surplus, with the excess supply now creating a fresh problem. When high solar energy is generated, the country can produce more electricity than the grid can absorb. This could lead to some of the power being curtailed or left unused. While this highlights the need for better ways to manage the surplus, Bitcoin mining emerges as a potential way to put the excess energy into use. India’s Solar Boom is Creating a Problem, But What’s the Role of Bitcoin Mining? On September 5, Indian entrepreneur Prafull Billore shared an X post, raising concerns about…

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The rapid advancements in quantum computing threaten not only the cryptocurrency market but also the entire encrypted system, including the banking system. However, according to experts, the cryptocurrency market may be the first sector to be affected by this transformation. At this point, as predictions for “Q-Day” draw closer day by day, experts warn that the slow governance of cryptocurrencies, rather than their cryptography, may be the biggest obstacle to protection against quantum attacks. Speaking to CoinDesk, Quantum Xchange CEO Eddy Zervigon likened cryptocurrencies to “canaries in a mine,” claiming that the first successful quantum-powered cyberattack will most likely be…

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Starknet lending protocol Vesu has reported that a faulty Pragma price feed triggered the abnormal liquidation of 47 positions holding $3 million in collateral on Sept. 4. Vesu traces $3M liquidation to Pragma price feed Vesu said in a Sept. 5 incident disclosure that the liquidations occurred between 04:08 and 04:10 UTC on Sept. 4 after an upstream price source operated by Pragma supplied incorrect data. 🚨 Update on the 4th September oracle incidentA faulty upstream Pragma price feed caused 47 positions and $3M of collateral to be irregularly liquidated across several Vesu pools between 04:08 and 04:10 UTCThe feed…

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Shiba Inu holders got a scare this week when the community’s favorite blockchain explorer suddenly showed a network in freefall. Transactions, wallet addresses, and blocks on Shibarium all appeared to collapse within days, and for a moment it looked like something had gone seriously wrong with the Layer-2 chain built around $SHIB. But the real story turns out to be far less dramatic than the numbers suggested: what happened is best described as a Shibariumscan indexing issue, not a blockchain malfunction, and the underlying Shibarium network never actually lost the data that vanished from the screen. Key takeaways Shibariumscan’s reported…

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Coinbase has announced that it will delist nine perpetual futures contracts from its derivatives platform, effective at 1:00 p.m. UTC on Sept. 3. The move affects trading pairs tied to Espresso (ESP), DoubleZero (2Z), RedStone (RED), AEVO, Aethir (ATH), Kaspa ($KAS), SKY, $POPCAT, and BRETT. The exchange communicated the update via its official X account, noting that the delisting is part of its routine product review process. Why Coinbase Is Delisting These Contracts Perpetual futures are a type of derivative that allows traders to speculate on an asset’s price without an expiration date. Exchanges periodically review their offerings to ensure…

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Every interaction with AI uses electricity in a data center. Servers calculate the answer, cooling equipment carries away the heat, and network connections send the result back to the user. Multiply that process across millions of requests and the electric bill becomes one of the facility’s highest costs, while access to enough power determines how much computing the building can support and how much money it can earn. Wall Street is now packaging that income into bonds. Once a data center is open and has paying customers, its owner can transfer the facility and its contracts to a separate legal…

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Bitcoin trades at $65,457 on July 27, up 0.18%, catching a bid after Iran signaled a willingness to pause hostilities while pressing against the bear market resistance band that has capped every rally attempt since February. $BTC Is Compressing Between The Bear Market Resistance Band And Its EMA Cluster $BTC 1D Price Action (Source: TradingView) The daily chart shows $BTC consolidating between the 20-day EMA at $64,475 and the Bollinger upper band at $66,578, with a descending red trendline from May’s peak sloping down through that same zone. That trendline is Benjamin Cowen’s bear market resistance band, and it has…

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