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A whopping 41,000 ETH stolen by the North Korean hackers Lazarus Group are currently being deposited on crypto exchanges.

The cryptocurrency market has enjoyed another day of gains, with its total cap rising by 1% in 24 hours, to $1.03 trillion. This marks more or less a week of uninterrupted increases, with the publication of more positive US inflation figures serving to set off a wave of renewed optimism from investors.

Although the global market cap of cryptocurrencies has seen a slight dip, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have still held strong at around $21,000 and $1,500 respectively. This has enabled them to maintain their positive momentum. 

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs), decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), and decentralized finance (DeFi) are redefining how charities raise donations and distribute funds to those most in need. 

Digital assets will largely decouple from traditional equity markets in 2023, says Chief Investment Officer at Arca, Jeff Dorman.

Despite the continuing struggles of FTX, Bitcoin and Ethereum prices have managed to remain resilient. Both Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have seen an upswing, indicating a positive sentiment for cryptocurrency investors. 

Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), the world's two most popular digital currencies, maintained their lengthy upward trend and surpassed highs of $21,000 and $1,500, respectively. The mining difficulty of the Bitcoin network has recently reached an all-time high, making it more difficult for miners to make a profit. 

This week has been a remarkable one for cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin and Ethereum both experiencing double-digit gains. The two largest digital assets by market capitalization have both advanced more than 20%, and the trend is likely to continue as they continue to consolidate before their next push higher.

Bitcoin and Ethereum prices have been on a wild ride lately, shooting up 20% in the last week alone. This surge has sparked speculation about how high the cryptocurrency markets can go. 

Bitcoin (BTC), the world's most well-known and widely used digital currency, extended its long upward rally to a high of $21,000, representing a 12% increase in 24 hours. Meanwhile, the price of Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency, has risen above $1,550. 

Ethereum layer-2 scaling protocol Polygon (MATIC) is carrying out performance testing of zero-knowledge rollup (zk rollups) technology ahead of full integration with its mainnet.

Bitcoin, the world's largest and most popular digital currency, has increased by 4% in the last 24 hours and by more than 15% in the last seven days. Ethereum, the second most valuable currency, is up 14% in a week to $1,420.

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In many countries, millions of people clack basic equitable access to the financial services that would allow them to meet their daily needs.

MetaMask users are set to have access to Ethereum liquid staking providers Lido and Rocket Pool courtesy of a new integration unveiled by ConsenSys. 

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Shiba Inu price is on the verge of another bullish breakout as investors engage in song and dance following a New Year relief rally. SHIB currently boasts 6.6% in 24-hour gains, 16.1% in weekly cumulative gains and a 19% increase in two weeks.

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Ether (ETH) price technicals suggest that 35% gains are in play by March 2022 due to several bullish technical and fundamental factors.

The cryptocurrency market has risen by 2.5% in the past 24 hours, arriving at a total cap of $945 billion as it continues to ride a wave of positive economic data. Its current value represents an 11% gain in the past seven days, as positive US inflation figures and signs of growth from European economies suggest that the global economy may be over the worst of 2022's downturns. 

Bitcoin, the most popular coin for novice traders and institutions alike, ranks first on the list. With a projected 86.3 million tons of CO2 emissions for 2022, a huge 431.6 million trees would need to be planted in order for bitcoin’s annual CO2 emissions to be removed from the atmosphere.Previous research has suggested that the energy required for a bitcoin transaction could power a household for more than 70 days.Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash came second and third on the polluter list, with emissions from Cardono also climbing.Ethereum, by contrast, has managed to massively decrease its annual CO2 emissions by nearly 100% after moving to a proof-of-stake blockchain, meaning that its gas fees have been reduced significantly and its network has been able to process transactions a lot faster.In 2021, Ethereum created a huge 21.95 million tons of CO2.