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Claynosaurz, the digital asset incubation studio and the team behind the popular Claynosaurz non-fungible token collection, has hired David Horvath as their new non-fungible token brand manager. In response to this great new member, the Claynosaurz non-fungible token collection has reacted sharply in trading sales volume and floor price values. In the past 24 hours, its NFT floor price value has surged by 16% from the past day. Claynosaurz Hires David Horvath In a July 29 blog post, the Claynosaurz NFT team confirmed that they have hired David Horvath as their new Brand Management and Consumer Product Growth, Asia. Launched in November 2022, the Claynosaurz is a non-fungible token series featuring a fixed set of 10,000 3D-animated dinosaur NFTs hosted on the Solana blockchain network. These dynamic dinos feature cute art, unique personalities, and signature strides. Insanely overjoyed to join Claynosaurz as Brand Management & Consumer Product Growth, Asia! A brilliant property ...

Wintermute Asia, a branch of the algorithmic trading firm Wintermute Group, has executed its first options block trade through CME Group, marking a significant collaboration between crypto and traditional financial markets. Wintermute Asia, a subsidiary of the algorithmic trading giant Wintermute Group, marked a significant milestone in the landscape of cryptocurrency derivatives trading. Wintermute Asia counterparties can now trade options with us on @CMEGroup! We executed our first options block trade , trade d with @TPICAPGroupPLC and cleared by @ABNAMRO. This step not only advances our offerings but also marks the growing convergence between crypto and tradfi. pic.twitter.com/fruz4MnCcg — Wintermute (@wintermute_t) November 21, 2023 On Tuesday, the firm announced its first successful execution of an options block trade through the CME Group, a noteworthy event in the realm of digital assets. This pioneering BTC/USD block trade , facilitated between Wintermute Asi...

Bitcoin price recaptured the $22,000 level, but pending regulatory action against stablecoins and today's CPI report are front of mind for many investors. After twenty days of holding the $22,500 support, Bitcoin (BTC) price finally broke down on Feb. 9. Bullish traders had placed their hope on a sustained rally, but this has been replaced by a tight trading range with resistance at $22,000.  The downtrend is even more concerning since the S&P 500 is trading near its highest level in six months, yet the wider crypto market continues to correct. Regulatory pressure, mainly in the United States, can explain Bitcoin's recent lackluster performance. For starters, on Jan. 9, Kraken exchange reached an agreement with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to stop offering staking services to U.S. clients. The crypto also firm agreed to pay $30 million in disgorgement, prejudgment interest and civil penalties. On Feb. 10, cryptocurrency lending firm Nexo Capit...