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Quick Take Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said the U.S. election outcome, the economy and no major crypto industry surprises are the three conditions required to see a bitcoin rally above $80,000 in Q4. However, a “full-on melt-up” to $100,000 in just a few months would require a broader crypto rally to juice market sentiment, he said.
Quick Take Former Bitcoin Core developer Gregory Maxwell pointed out an overlooked detail in the HBO documentary’s case for naming creator Satoshi Nakamoto as Peter Todd. If filmmaker Cullen Hoback “had actually wanted to find Satoshi, he would have presented his theories to Adam Back and I to see if there wasn’t some trivial flaw in them like this,” Todd said.
- 13:45Aethir announces the launch of the innovative program, Aethir ForgeAccording to official news, the decentralized cloud infrastructure provider Aethir has announced the launch of an innovative program, Aethir Forge, aimed at strengthening the community and expanding the influence of the Aethir ecosystem in AI, gaming and Web3 fields. It is reported that Aethir Forge will promote the adoption of Aethir's decentralized cloud and enhance brand promotion, recognition and community development. At the same time, it will expand Aethir's influence in key areas and build a developer community to explore how to provide them with GPU computing support.
- 13:37MyShell will open for airdrop collection today at 22:30MyShell announced on the X platform that airdrop collection will be open at 22:30 on February 13, with a collection period of 30 days.
- 13:34MyShell releases token economics, 30% allocated for community incentivesMyShell has released its token economics, with a total supply cap of 1 billion. 30% is allocated for community incentives, 29% is allocated to investors, 13.5% is allocated to the ecosystem and treasury, 12% is allocated to the team, 5% is allocated for liquidity, 4% is assigned to IDO, 3.5% goes towards market promotion and the remaining 3% goes to advisors.