Bitcoin Stalls at $87K as DeepSnitch AI Surges Past $600K in Presale

The post Bitcoin Stalls at $87K as DeepSnitch AI Surges Past $600K com. Crypto Presales Top AI coins like TAO and FET continue their bullish trend while Bitcoin remains uncertain at $87K. DeepSnitch AI stands out after surpassing $600K in its presale, with traders calling DSNT the next big 100x AI token. Despite stabilizing at around $87K, Bitcoin lacked upward momentum to start a more confident rally. However, many in the crypto community believe that even though November was uncharacteristically poor for BTC, the demand could return in the coming days. Meanwhile, while most of the market struggled, the top AI coins extended their solid performance, with TAO once again leading the charge with an 8% 24-hour price gain on November 26. This growth spurt helped infuse the DeepSnitch AI presale with extra momentum, pushing the amount raised to $600K, and inspiring community members to dub it the next big AI coin. Are whales rotating back into Bitcoin? As BTC traded 20% down compared to the beginning of the month, a Bitfinex report projected that November will also close in the red. This performance is generally disappointing as most traders anticipated a positive November, with Bitfinex noting this marks the third instance since 2024 where BTC fell below the lower band of the short-term cost-basis. Following the downturn, Bitnifex analysts are equally betting on BTC continuing an accumulation phase or jumping in demand. The latter prediction could hold water as Santiment revealed that the number of wallets with a minimum of 100 Bitcoin grew by 0. 47% since early November. While the situation with BTC was tumultuous, to say the least, top AI coins extended their bullish price action with TAO pumping by 2. 4% in 24 hours and FET achieving a 1% monthly increase. Top AI crypto projects 1. DeepSnitch AI: Is DSNT the next 100x AI token? With $600K secured in its second. Continue reading Bitcoin Stalls at $87K as DeepSnitch AI Surges Past $600K in Presale

Go + Do events in Greeley for Nov. 26-Dec. 2

Thanksgiving Sip, Shop and Save: 4 p. m. Wednesday, The Windsor Gardener, 6461 State Highway 392, Windsor. Join for one-night only sales and special tastings from High Hops Brewery and The Heart Distillery. Continue reading Go + Do events in Greeley for Nov. 26-Dec. 2

Chauncey Billups, NBA Coach in Gambling Case, Pleads Not Guilty

Chauncey Billups of the Portland Trail Blazers, pleaded not guilty to charges that he had participated in rigged poker games, the Brooklyn courtroom was packed with people men accused of being mob members, as well as gambling influencers and various hangers-on, some with colorful aliases. Continue reading Chauncey Billups, NBA Coach in Gambling Case, Pleads Not Guilty

Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups pleads not guilty in rigged poker games case

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DeFi Turns Toward Transparency Amid Market Turmoil

The post DeFi Turns Toward Transparency Amid Market Turmoil appeared com. Balancer suffered one of the largest decentralized finance (DeFi) exploits on Monday, with more than $116 million in staked Ether and liquidity pool tokens drained from Balancer v2 contracts and several forks. The decentralized exchange (DEX) and automated market maker (AMM) investigated what appeared to be faulty access control in its smart contracts, which allowed the attackers to withdraw funds directly from liquidity pools. The exploit began with a $70 million loss, which ballooned to $116 million, primarily affecting liquid staking assets such as Lido’s wstETH and StakeWise’s osETH. In a bid to recover losses, Balancer offered a 20% white hat bounty to the attackers. The team warned that it’s working with law enforcement and blockchain forensics to identify the culprit. On Tuesday, Balancer came under scrutiny as community members pointed out the extensive audits it had undergone, only to still be hacked in the end. “Balancer went through 10+ audits,” said Suhail Kakar, a developer relations lead at the TAC blockchain. The hack also showed signs of months-long planning by a skilled attacker. Conor Grogan, director at Coinbase, said the hacker appeared to be experienced and had funds potentially linked to previous exploits. On Thursday, Balancer released a preliminary post-mortem report after the $116 million hack. The protocol said it was hit by a sophisticated code exploit that targeted its v2 Stable Pools and Composable Stable v5 pools. The event triggered stablecoin depeggings and liquidity freezes across the ecosystem due to associated assets. DeFi analysts said the protocol’s collapse had a ripple effect throughout DeFi, with millions. Continue reading DeFi Turns Toward Transparency Amid Market Turmoil