The week was particularly exciting and filled with many events on all sides of the spectrum. From the Azuki airdrop to the Ronin bridge hack - there are no boring days in crypto.
The Largest Crypto Hack, Bitcoin Volatility, and Azuki Airdrop: This Week’s Crypto RecapThe week was particularly exciting and filled with many events on all sides of the spectrum. From the Azuki airdrop to the Ronin bridge hack – there are no boring days in crypto.
Bitcoin was trading at around $44K this time last week, but it didn’t take a lot for the cryptocurrency to start moving higher. By Monday evening, the price had already increased to almost $48,000, where it consolidated for a few days. Market participants were unable to move BTC in either direction. All that changed on Thursday, but unfortunately, the bears took over and pushed the price back towards $45,000 – where it’s currently trading.
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