Pump Funâs $2.5M competition draws boycott over missing airdrop and Kimchi chaos
Traders are boycotting Pump Fun over its missing airdrop and botched Kimchi token launch, even as the platform offers a $2.5M trading competition.
Blockstream CMO Peter Bain says Bitcoin's $81K level amid market turmoil is a strong signal, with institutional clients seeing a bull run ahead.
Bitcoin continues to trade around $81,000 despite an equities downturn, rising 10-year yields, and unrest in Europe. Blockstream Chief Marketing Officer Peter Bain describes this as âa really, really strong signal.â In a discussion with Grace Remington and Sean Hagan, Bain explains that technology development precedes price appreciation, details how Blockstream's new Lugano hub and consulting division support institutional adoption, and notes that Switzerland's regulatory clarity and banking infrastructure make it the ideal launch market. He also provides an update on the Liquid Network incident, confirming the swap service has been restored and users can again move bitcoin to the main chain.
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Traders are boycotting Pump Fun over its missing airdrop and botched Kimchi token launch, even as the platform offers a $2.5M trading competition.
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