2024 was the year of laying the foundation for the future. As we look ahead to 2025, we expect the industry to mature further. In the meantime, dive into this report to learn about all the exciting developments, breakthroughs, and narratives that shaped the past year.
JinseFinanceDuring the bull run of 2021, cryptocurrency companies dove headfirst into sponsoring some of the biggest sports teams and events. However, when the market tanked in 2022, sponsorships began to wane, wiping out 70-85% of the cryptocurrency market cap.
JinseFinanceIn February 2024, while cryptocurrencies soared, the NFT market saw a slight correction.
JinseFinanceBitcoin ATM provider Lamassu Industries faced a security breach as ethical hackers gained control of their ATMs, prompting a swift response. The vulnerability exposed significant flaws that could compromise users' Bitcoin holdings. IOActive's Chief Technology Officer highlighted the potential for attackers to manipulate the entire user experience, emphasizing the need for ongoing vigilance in the face of evolving threats. Lamassu Industries acted promptly to rectify the vulnerabilities, underscoring the broader industry's need for continuous security assessments and updates to safeguard users' assets.
Cheng YuanThere was widespread acknowledgement that users needed to be empowered, and that included better crypto education.
BeincryptoIn 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto released the Bitcoin white paper and open source code, and since then, there has been an open spirit in the crypto industry. From the very beginning, anyone can copy the code, change the way of marketing, launch "own" coin and network
CointelegraphSupported by data, this report analyzes the performance of various projects in the GameFi industry in terms of user behavior, on-chain transactions, financing, and currency price fluctuations.
CointelegraphRepublican U.S. senators from Wyoming and Democrats from New York have co-sponsored a proposed crypto bill that aims to provide guidelines for the digital asset space.
CointelegraphAs of this writing, the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies totals $1,7 trillion, comprised of around 18,140 cryptocurrencies and 460 exchanges. ...
BitcoinistThe company's board of directors unanimously approved the deal on Monday, but added that it was still "subject to the approval of Twitter's shareholders."
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