The post Cardano Split, $265K Solo BTC Block Highlight Weekly Recap appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In this edition of the weekly recap, Cardano experienced an unexpected chain split from a malformed transaction, a miner defied odds to mine a Bitcoin block worth $265,000, and a UK-led initiative targeting Russian sanctions evasion reached 128 arrests. Summary Cardano sees a chain split from a malformed transaction as its price dips. A solo miner with 6 TH/s mines a $265K Bitcoin block in a near-impossible win. UK sanctions probe reaches 128 arrests with $32.6M seized in cash and crypto. Cardano chain split triggers user apology Cardano (ADA) experienced a price drop following an unexpected divergence caused by a malformed delegation transaction exploiting a software flaw. Intersect, Cardano’s governance organization, reported the issue began when newer node versions validated the problematic transaction while older software rejected it. The user claiming responsibility for the malformed transaction issued a public apology. Hobbyist miner claims improbable Bitcoin block A solo CK miner operating with just six terahashes per second of computing power successfully mined a Bitcoin (BTC) block Friday, earning 3.146 BTC plus fees totaling nearly $265,000. The achievement is an extraordinary statistical anomaly, as typical mining operations measure capacity in exahashes (one quintillion hashes per second) UK sanctions evasion operation reaches major milestone Operation Destabilise, a UK-led initiative targeting Russian sanctions evasion, has achieved 128 arrests and seized $32.6 million in cryptocurrency and cash according to National Crime Agency updates. The operation has expanded from 84 arrests and $25.5 million in seizures reported as of December 2024 when first publicized. Coinbase acquires meme coin trading platform The American cryptocurrency exchange announced Friday it has agreed to purchase Vector, a social meme coin trading application focused on community-driven token markets. Vector’s technology will integrate into Coinbase’s decentralized exchange trading capabilities. Kalshi valuation soars to $11 billion The U.S. prediction market platform reportedly… The post Cardano Split, $265K Solo BTC Block Highlight Weekly Recap appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In this edition of the weekly recap, Cardano experienced an unexpected chain split from a malformed transaction, a miner defied odds to mine a Bitcoin block worth $265,000, and a UK-led initiative targeting Russian sanctions evasion reached 128 arrests. Summary Cardano sees a chain split from a malformed transaction as its price dips. A solo miner with 6 TH/s mines a $265K Bitcoin block in a near-impossible win. UK sanctions probe reaches 128 arrests with $32.6M seized in cash and crypto. Cardano chain split triggers user apology Cardano (ADA) experienced a price drop following an unexpected divergence caused by a malformed delegation transaction exploiting a software flaw. Intersect, Cardano’s governance organization, reported the issue began when newer node versions validated the problematic transaction while older software rejected it. The user claiming responsibility for the malformed transaction issued a public apology. Hobbyist miner claims improbable Bitcoin block A solo CK miner operating with just six terahashes per second of computing power successfully mined a Bitcoin (BTC) block Friday, earning 3.146 BTC plus fees totaling nearly $265,000. The achievement is an extraordinary statistical anomaly, as typical mining operations measure capacity in exahashes (one quintillion hashes per second) UK sanctions evasion operation reaches major milestone Operation Destabilise, a UK-led initiative targeting Russian sanctions evasion, has achieved 128 arrests and seized $32.6 million in cryptocurrency and cash according to National Crime Agency updates. The operation has expanded from 84 arrests and $25.5 million in seizures reported as of December 2024 when first publicized. Coinbase acquires meme coin trading platform The American cryptocurrency exchange announced Friday it has agreed to purchase Vector, a social meme coin trading application focused on community-driven token markets. Vector’s technology will integrate into Coinbase’s decentralized exchange trading capabilities. Kalshi valuation soars to $11 billion The U.S. prediction market platform reportedly…

Cardano Split, $265K Solo BTC Block Highlight Weekly Recap

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In this edition of the weekly recap, Cardano experienced an unexpected chain split from a malformed transaction, a miner defied odds to mine a Bitcoin block worth $265,000, and a UK-led initiative targeting Russian sanctions evasion reached 128 arrests.

Summary

  • Cardano sees a chain split from a malformed transaction as its price dips.
  • A solo miner with 6 TH/s mines a $265K Bitcoin block in a near-impossible win.
  • UK sanctions probe reaches 128 arrests with $32.6M seized in cash and crypto.

Cardano chain split triggers user apology

  • Cardano (ADA) experienced a price drop following an unexpected divergence caused by a malformed delegation transaction exploiting a software flaw.
  • Intersect, Cardano’s governance organization, reported the issue began when newer node versions validated the problematic transaction while older software rejected it.
  • The user claiming responsibility for the malformed transaction issued a public apology.

Hobbyist miner claims improbable Bitcoin block

  • A solo CK miner operating with just six terahashes per second of computing power successfully mined a Bitcoin (BTC) block Friday, earning 3.146 BTC plus fees totaling nearly $265,000.
  • The achievement is an extraordinary statistical anomaly, as typical mining operations measure capacity in exahashes (one quintillion hashes per second)

UK sanctions evasion operation reaches major milestone

  • Operation Destabilise, a UK-led initiative targeting Russian sanctions evasion, has achieved 128 arrests and seized $32.6 million in cryptocurrency and cash according to National Crime Agency updates.
  • The operation has expanded from 84 arrests and $25.5 million in seizures reported as of December 2024 when first publicized.

Coinbase acquires meme coin trading platform

  • The American cryptocurrency exchange announced Friday it has agreed to purchase Vector, a social meme coin trading application focused on community-driven token markets.
  • Vector’s technology will integrate into Coinbase’s decentralized exchange trading capabilities.

Kalshi valuation soars to $11 billion

  • The U.S. prediction market platform reportedly raised $1 billion in an undisclosed funding round, pushing valuation to approximately $11 billion.
  • The round closed weeks after Kalshi secured $300 million at a $5 billion valuation in October.

Metaplanet restructures capital through preferred shares

  • The biggest corporate Bitcoin holder in Japan announced changes to its capital structure on Thursday that focused on giving investors “Mars” and “Mercury” preference shares.
  • The Bitcoin treasury company plans to use these securities as additional funding sources while maintaining regular dividend payments according to regulatory disclosures.

Leveraged Dogecoin ETF begins trading

  • 21Shares launched a two-times leveraged long Dogecoin (DOGE) ETF on Nasdaq Exchange Thursday.
  • The 21Shares 2X Long Dogecoin ETF (TXXD) aims to deliver twice DOGE’s daily performance minus fees and expenses for traders.

Samourai Wallet co-founder sentenced to prison

  • New York Judge Denise L. Cote sentenced William Lonergan Hill to four years imprisonment Wednesday in the second conviction from a case crypto advocates argue threatens software development freedom.
  • The 67-year-old developer also received three years supervised release and a $250,000 fine according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York.

Saudi developer plans tokenized Trump hotel

  • Dar Global seeks to finance up to 70% of its Trump-branded Maldives luxury resort through tokenization targeting U.S. retail investors according to Reuters reporting.
  • CEO Ziad El Chaar described the blockchain-based tokenization as the primary financing strategy for maximum distribution to token holders.

Kraken completes $800 million funding round

  • The American cryptocurrency exchange announced Tuesday it secured capital across two tranches led by Jane Street, DRW Venture Capital, HSG, Oppenheimer Alternative Investment Management, and Tribe Capital.
  • Additional backing came from Kraken Co-CEO Arjun Sethi’s family office, providing the exchange substantial resources ahead of planned 2026 public listing.

Revolut integrates Polygon for crypto payments

  • The major European fintech firm partnered with Ethereum (ETH) scaling network Polygon (POL) to power cryptocurrency remittances and stablecoin payments through the Revolut application.
  • Since initial December integration, the network has facilitated over $690 million in trading volumes via Revolut’s platform.

DappRadar announces platform shutdown

  • DappRadar announced Monday via X that it will cease operations due to financial unsustainability.
  • Launched in 2018, DappRadar had grown into a prominent analytics hub for on-chain activity covering NFT markets and DeFi flows across dozens of blockchains.
  • The team stated that running the platform became financially unviable in current market conditions after exploring all alternative options.

Strategy expands Bitcoin holdings

  • The treasury company acquired 8,178 BTC for approximately $835.6 million at roughly $102,171 per Bitcoin, achieving 27.8% BTC yield year-to-date through November 16.
  • Total holdings reached 649,870 Bitcoin acquired for approximately $48.37 billion at an average price of $74,433 per coin.

Source: https://crypto.news/cardano-suffers-chain-split-solo-miner-wins-265k-recap/

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