MATIC
Polygon Co-Founder Jaynti Kanani Steps Down
Kanani founded Polygon in 2017 alongside Sandeep Nailwal and Anurag Arjun.
Bitcoin Slips to $29K, but Fundstrat's Tom Lee Sees $150K on ETF Approval
Altcoins are leading declines, with majors like DOGE, SOL and MATIC shedding 6-7% in the past 24 hours.
Altcoin Plunge Leads Crypto Lower; Bitcoin Slips 0.7% to $29,150
Traditional markets fell sharply as well, with the major U.S. stock indexes shedding more than 1% on Tuesday.
Bitcoin Wobbles at $29K as XRP Leads Altcoin Losses; SHIB, Helium Gain
Cryptocurrency markets sold off Friday afternoon as equity markets gave up early gains and closed the day in red.
Bitcoin Falls 1.2% as Curve Chaos Sparks Systemic Crisis Fears in DeFi
CRV has bounced 20% since Justin Sun organized some relief for the token, but remains 23% lower this week.
Bitcoin Teeters Around $29.2K as Crypto Markets Slide Amid Curve Exploit, SEC Clampdown on Hex
BTC hovered comfortably over $29,300 for much of the weekend but dropped in the hours after Curve Finance tweeted that it had suffered a breach.
SOL, MATIC, ADA Tokens Surge Following XRP Ruling
A federal judge on Thursday ruled he sale of Ripple’s XRP tokens on exchanges and through algorithms did not constitute investment contracts.
Kaiko Reveals Liquidity Ranking for Crypto Assets in Q2
Recently, Kaiko released its Q2 crypto asset liquidity ranking and the data analytics firm found that recent SEC lawsuits have directly impacted liquidity of certain assets. ATOM, FIL and MATIC's liquidity worsened over the quarter, after all being named as alleged securities in the regulator's lawsuit against Coinbase. CoinDesk's Jennifer Sanasie presents "The Chart of The Day."
MATIC Surges 10% as Polygon's 2.0 Upgrade Draws Closer
Open interest for MATIC trading pairs has risen from $109 million to $160 million in the past 24 hours.
Celsius to Potentially Sell More Than $170M in ADA, MATIC, SOL and Altcoins for BTC, ETH
Court documents from last November give a rough picture of the lender’s altcoin holdings.
