Tomorrow, November 15, 2024, Starknet will unlock 64 million STRK tokens, which is about 3.95% of its total circulating supply. This unlock is important because it allows early contributors and investors to access funds that were previously locked away.

Story Highlights The live price of the Cosmos token is . The Cosmos price could reach a potential high of $10.24 by the end of 2024. ATOM price could reach a potential high of $56.71 by the year 2030. Cosmos (ATOM) price boomed recently and surprised many, including many big hands.

StarkWare, the main developer firm behind Starknet, had shared in July that it would introduce a proposal for staking on the blockchain, but had not previously fixed the date of the rollout.

Latest updates on the coins ATOM, MATIC, and TAO.

Cosmos (ATOM) has shown a promising 15% recovery in the last two days, but it now faces key resistance levels that could determine the future of its price action. Traders eyeing a potential long position should monitor critical technical indicators before making any moves.

ATOM is eyeing a key EMA resistance - Here's what that means!

Bitcoin (BTC) surged to a new all-time high following Donald Trump's resounding victory in the US presidential elections. BTC surged to $76,460 hours following Trump's victory, as the crypto market surged to new highs.

Ethereum's co-founder Vitalik Buterin deposits 2.09 million STRK tokens on Binance.

TL;DR Vitalik Buterin deposited 2.09 million STRK tokens on Binance, resulting in a loss of approximately $714,000. This deposit follows its investment in StarkNet's seed funding round in 2018. The STRK transfer was made when the tokens were worth $799,000, while five months ago they were worth $1.51 million.

As Starknet (STRK) cryptocurrency is getting closer to losing its place in the top 100, Vitalik Buterin sent a massive 2.09 million STRK deposit to Binance (BNB). The asset almost touched a new all-time low before today's crypto surge.

Starknet roadmap is focusing on reducing network fees with upgrades planned through 2025.

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In early August this year, the Starknet Foundation appointed James Strudwick as Executive Director following Diego Oliva's departure. Since joining the foundation in January, Strudwick has brought a renewed vision centered on Starknet's technological advancement, accessibility for developers, and global outreach.

Bitcoin (BTC) is teasing a record high after it peaked at $73,464 on October 30, bringing it within touching distance of its all-time high of $73,750. However, the cryptocurrency has registered a marginal decline during the ongoing session and is trading just above $73,200.

TL;DR Starknet hit a new record of 857 TPS on its mainnet during a stress test. The test averaged 127.5 TPS over a 24-hour period, showing its potential for high-demand applications. StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson says Starknet's scalability is real and further developments are expected by 2025.

Starknet, the Ethereum layer-2 network, has hit a new transaction per second (TPS) milestone that outstrips that of other L2s. On Oct. 29, the project announced on X that its network reached a peak of 857 TPS on the Starknet Mainnet, surpassing its previous high of 503 TPS.

Starknet's new TPS record hints at scaling potential for Ethereum but raises key questions about real-world scalability.

In an interview with Cryptonews.com, Sunny Aggarwal, co-founder of Osmosis, shared his insights on the Cosmos ecosystem and more! The post Sunny Aggarwal on the Cosmos Ecosystem, Osmosis DEX, and Bitcoin-Based DeFi | Ep. 382 appeared first on Cryptonews.

As blockchain technology advances, platforms like Qubetics, Cosmos, and SpacePay are carving out niches in digital finance and decentralised applications. Each of these projects tackles different challenges and opportunities in the blockchain ecosystem. Qubetics is focused on bridging the gap between cryptocurrencies and traditional finance through its innovative conversion mechanism.

Cosmos Network's Evmos blockchain averted disaster after a researcher discovered a vulnerability that could halt DApps.

Cosmos Network's Evmos blockchain averted disaster after a researcher discovered a vulnerability that could halt DApps.

CoinGecko published a report analyzing staking yields among the largest PoS blockchain projects. The survey analyzed yields, ratios, and other functionality metrics, and found a wide range of viable strategies.

Cosmos' co-founder and core contributors were previously unaware of the North Korean link, which could lead to the removal of the Liquid Staking Module.

Set to be valued at $321 billion by 2026, the gaming industry continues to innovate at a relentless speed as new technologies enter the mix. While the likes of virtual reality (VR), ever-improving 3D rendering software, and cross-compatible play have taken center stage in recent years, there's one corner of innovation that stands above the rest when immersing players in everything that they do within their favorite gaming ecosystem; blockchain technology.

Bitcoin faces a pullback, but altcoins see gains as macroeconomic factors and U.S. election optimism fuel the crypto market.

Cosmos's native token ATOM has emerged as the top performer in the cryptocurrency market, with its price surging by nearly 10% in the past 24 hours.

The developer of interconnected blockchain network Cosmos (ATOM) is warning that the Liquid Staking Module (LSM) of the Cosmos Hub poses serious security risks.

Cosmos blockchain network, researchers have identified potential vulnerabilities within its liquid staking module (LSM), allegedly linked to code injections by North Korean hackers. This alarming development raises questions about the security and integrity of Cosmos, particularly its capacity to protect user funds.

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The Cosmos co-founder attributed the oversight to "gross negligence" by validator hosting firm Iqlusion and its leader, Zaki Manian.

Cosmos co-founder Jae Kwon urges for accountability and a comprehensive audit of the LSM after alarming security revelations about North Korean ties.

Cosmos developers are taking action to remove the Liquid Staking Module (LSM) from the Cosmos Hub after revelations linked its creation to North Korean agents. Earlier today, blockchain development company All in Bits (AiB) issued an emergency alert, highlighting significant security vulnerabilities within the LSM.

Concerns over the security of the Cosmos Hub's Liquid Staking Module (LSM) have intensified following revelations that North Korean developers were allegedly involved in its creation.

The Cosmos Hub liquid staking module (LSM) may still contain vulnerabilities, even after an alleged re-write, due to the involvement of North Korean hackers posing as project team members.

Concerns over the security of Cosmos Hub's Liquid Staking Module have intensified following revelations that North Korean agents allegedly played a key role in its development.

Cosmos founder Jae Kwon called for the Cosmos governance community to immediately conduct a comprehensive audit of the LSM.

The cryptocurrency universe prepares for another bearish market wave for certain altcoins, raising investor concerns globally. Recent data from the Token Unlocks app indicated that nearly $300M worth of tokens are set to be released into the market over the coming week.

Starknet (STRK) faces huge losses as it follows the market-wide correction phase that shook investor portfolios. The unexpected movement caused the token to fall by nearly 16% causing a whopping $87k wipeout of STRK long positions in the past 24 hours.

Cosmos developer Interchain Foundation has liquidated 4,000 ETH worth around $9.5 million.

Cosmos developer Interchain Foundation sold 4,000 ETH (worth $9.5 million) just 27 hours ago!

The crypto markets saw significant turmoil over the past 24 hours, with over 100,000 traders impacted by mass liquidations, greatly raising concerns during the latest market downturn. Bitcoin (BTC) briefly dipped below the $60,000 mark on October 3 before recovering and pushing back above $60,000.

Starknet's STRK token has lost nearly 10% of its value just a week after the ZK-Rollup platform initiated its first phase of staking. Currently trading at $0.38, STRK's price has dropped 16% in the past 24 hours, making it the third-largest loser behind Beam (BEAM) and Arweave (AR).

Binance announces its support for the upcoming Cosmos (ATOM) network upgrade, temporarily suspending deposits and withdrawals on October 2, 2024.

There is still a lot of suffering among the altcoins, with some projects currently close to their lows.

Starknet (STRK) has made headlines recently with a remarkable 29.74% gain over the past three days. However, as the price approaches critical resistance levels, the question on many investors' minds is: what's next for Starknet?

The rapidly evolving realm of blockchain technology, scalability and privacy stand as pivotal elements for the success of any network. As decentralized applications continue to rise in popularity, effective solutions that improve transaction efficiency are essential.

The long/short accounts ratio fell dramatically in the past two days to show profit-taking activity.

Starknet (STRK) recently launched the first phase of its staking program, triggering a 10% price surge in just one day. This sudden price movement has attracted the attention of traders, as the token approaches key resistance levels.