Cardno rose zero.23 per cent to Rs. 93.29 and avalanches rose one.2 per cent to Rs. Is at 6,976.7. Polkadot rose zero.06 per cent to Rs. 1,710.1 and Litecoin rose three.77 per cent to Rs. Is at 10,831.05. Tether fell zero.08 per cent to Rs. 78.62.
Global cryptocurrency market capitalization rose 1.15 percent to $ 2.02 trillion in the last 24 hours, while trading volume fell 24.77 percent to $ 77.78 billion.
Decentralized finance (DeFi) accounts for 11.75 percent of 24 9.14 billion in 24-hour cryptocurrency trading volume, while stablecoins account for 77.81 percent of $ 60.52 billion. The market dominance of Bitcoin fell by 0.38 per cent to 41.37 per cent and the currency was trading at $ 44,195.16 on the morning of February 10.
In rupee terms, Bitcoin rose 0.26 per cent to Rs. 34,74,138, while Ethereum rose 3.32 per cent to Rs. 2,53,746.
Cards rose 0.23 per cent to Rs. 93.29 and avalanches rose 1.2 per cent to Rs. Is at 6,976.7. In the last 24 hours, Polkadot rose 0.06 per cent to Rs. 1,710.1 and Litecoin rose 3.77 per cent to Rs. Is at 10,831.05. Tether fell 0.08 per cent to Rs. 78.62.
Memecoin SHIB rose 3.02 per cent, while Dogecoin rose 1.19 per cent to Rs. The stock traded at 12.55. Terra (LUNA) fell 2.52 per cent to Rs. 4,406.34
Roston Behnam, chairman of the Commodities and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), is pushing his agency to play a leading role in regulating digital assets. It maintains that their agency is in a good position to provide market security for customers and reduce risk in space.
Behnam filed the lawsuit in a letter to the House and Senate Agriculture Committees on Tuesday, seeking an extension of the CFTC's powers. He stressed that his agency already adheres to key principles that help adequately monitor a wide range of markets, and the crypto market is no exception.
"The digital asset market, which is currently the most directly monitored by state money transmitter licenses, is unique, and in view of our limited authority to police these volatile markets, introduces many new issues for the CFTC," Behnam added.
FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Friday, agreeing with Behnam, said he would seek CFTC help to provide more regulatory clarification, adding, "I would love to see CFTC play a more active role."
According to the company's latest trademark applications, fast-food behemoth McDonald's is apparently planning to be part of Metavers.
The world's largest restaurant chain has filed ten requests to offer virtual goods and beverage products in the form of downloadable media files containing non-fungal tokens (NFTs). The Chicago-headquartered company is preparing to run a virtual restaurant with real and virtual goods.
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