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Coinbase-incubated Base is quickly catching Solana as meme coin trading hotspot.
Prospective Ethereum ETF issuers are responding to the comments received from the SEC last week, according to two sources, and aim to hand them back in this week.The sources described the comments as “light” and “reasonable.”
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- 16:26ETH falls below $2,500, down 2.70% on the dayThe market shows that ETH has just fallen below $2,500 and is now at $2,493.32 per coin, down 2.70% intraday.
- 16:26The past 24 hours across the network contract burst $ 271 million, the main explosion of long ordersNovember 1, data show that the past 24 hours cryptocurrency market network contract burst 271 million U.S. dollars, of which the long single explosion of 198 million U.S. dollars, the short single explosion of 73,334,600 U.S. dollars. BTC burst a total of 91,451,100 U.S. dollars, ETH burst a total of $ 38,321,800 U.S. dollars.
- 16:23REPORT: Bitcoin Miners' Revenues and Profits Fall for Fourth Straight Month in OctoberNov. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Bitcoin miners' revenues and profits declined for the fourth consecutive month in October, according to a report. According to the data, miners earned about $41,800 per EH/s in daily block reward revenue, a 1 percent decrease from September. Meanwhile, average daily block reward gross profits fell 2% to their lowest level in recent memory. Nonetheless, month-end transaction fees soared to 60% of block rewards, providing miners with some ‘hash price’ relief. The report noted that the Bitcoin network's monthly average arithmetic hit a new high of 702 EH/s, up 9% from the previous month, and the seven-day moving average at the end of October was 748 EH/s, up 18% from the end of September and 62% year-over-year. In addition, the total market capitalisation of the 14 listed mining companies increased by 14 per cent to $23.9 billion, driven mainly by high-performance computing-related companies.
