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Top Crypto Gainers Today Feb 3 – SafePal, Monero, GateToken, Jito

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The crypto market is constantly shifting, and today, February 3, 2025, four standout performers have caught investors’ attention: SafePal (SFP), Monero (XMR), GateToken (GT), and Jito (JTO). Each asset brings something unique to the table, from secure wallet solutions to privacy-focused transactions, exchange utility benefits, and innovative staking solutions. Biggest Crypto Gainers Today- Top List SafePal is a comprehensive cryptocurrency wallet solution, offering both hardware and software options to ensure secure asset management. Monero is renowned for its strong focus on privacy, enabling confidential transactions through advanced cryptographic techniques. GateToken’s integral role within the Gate.io ecosystem enhances its value proposition. Additionally, Jito operates within the Solana blockchain, offering a non-custodial liquid staking protocol. This article explores the unique value propositions of each of these top crypto gainers today . 1. SafePal (SFP) Many us...

Ethereum whales on buying spree as 200 largest wallets hold $125 billion

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While the optimism is returning to the cryptocurrency market, demonstrated by price advances of many digital assets, it seems that Ethereum (ETH) has been recording increased interest from its whales , which currently own nearly $125 billion worth of the second- largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Specifically, the 200 Ethereum whales with the most ETH in their wallet s now together hold 62.76 million ETH worth around $124.1 billion , which means that they have 52% of the 120.25 million ETH in circulating supply in their fins, as per the data shared by X user behind the OneArt crypto wallet on November 22. Ethereum Whales on a buying spree! @santimentfeed reports that the 200 largest Ethereum wallets now hold a combined 62.76M $ETH, currently worth $124.1B! They have accumulated 30.3% more coins since November 21, 2022 and now command 52% of Ethereum's circulating supply! — OneArt (Crypto & NFT Wallet) (@art_wallet) November 22, 2023 As it happens,...

Binance launches in-app Web3 wallet

Binance, the blockchain ecosystem behind the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, announced the launch of its new Web3 wallet on November 8 at the Binance Blockchain Week conference in Istanbul.  The new self-custody wallet is built within the Binance app and is designed to offer its users a way to easily and securely earn yield on their crypto, swap thousands of tokens across 30+ networks, transfer funds between the exchange and the wallet, explore a variety of decentralized applications (dApps), and more, as per the latest information shared with Finbold by the crypto exchange. Changpeng Zhao (‘CZ’), CEO and Founder of Binance, commented on the announcement: Web3 wallet s represent more than just storing digital assets; they are an integral part of the Web3 framework, empowering individuals with the ability for self-sovereign finance. Three main advantages of the new Binance wallet: Cryptocurrency Cardano staking surges by 54% to $8 b...

Multisig wallets vulnerable to exploitation by Starknet apps, says developer Safeheron

The vulnerability allegedly allows Web3 apps using the Starknet protocol to bypass the security protection of private keys in MPC wallets, potentially exposing users' private keys to wallet providers. Certain Multisignature (multisig) wallets can be exploited by Web3 apps that use the Starknet protocol, according to a March 9 press release provided to Cointelegraph by Multi-Party Computation (MPC) Wallet developer Safeheron. The vulnerability affects MPC wallets that interact with Starknet apps such as dYdX. According to the press release, Safeheron is working with app developer s to patch the vulnerability. According to Safeheron’s protocol documentation, MPC wallets are sometimes used by financial institutions and Web3 app developers to secure crypto assets they own. Similar to a standard multisig wallet, they require multiple signatures for each transaction. But unlike standard multisigs, they do not require specialized smart contracts to be deployed to the blockchain, nor d...