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SCOR Launches Fun.SCOR.io as 2M-User Sports Ecosystem Goes Multichain on Base and Mantle

SCOR, an interactive sports ecosystem, has launched Fun.SCOR.io, a new web and mobile platform serving as a central hub for its 2 million users. The ecosystem features sports-themed mini-games, on-chain athlete character collection, tournaments, and upcoming PvP battles. A key innovation is its multichain deployment on Base (Coinbase's Ethereum L2) and Mantle from day one, ensuring low fees, fast transactions, and true wallet freedom with seamless asset portability across chains via the SCOR-ID system. The native token, SCOR, is now listed on OKX, Gate, and Bybit. This move aims to provide a scalable, user-friendly Web3 sports experience, moving beyond single-chain limitations.

ccn.com12/17 18:08

SCOR Launches Fun.SCOR.io as 2M-User Sports Ecosystem Goes Multichain on Base and Mantle

ccn.com12/17 18:08

The real crypto adoption shows on Tuesday morning payments

Although cryptocurrency ownership is widespread with over 560 million global users, only a small fraction actually use crypto for everyday payments. Most treat it as an investment rather than a medium of exchange. True adoption, the article argues, should be measured by behavioral metrics like time-to-first-spend, weekly active payers, and low decline rates—not just wallet counts. Kolo, an all-in-one crypto app, is presented as a solution aiming to bridge this gap. It combines a multi-network wallet with a Visa card integrated into Apple Pay and Google Pay, allowing users to spend crypto seamlessly at millions of merchants. The platform processes over 460,000 payments, primarily for routine expenses like groceries, dining, and subscriptions. It features quick onboarding, compliance with regulations, and offers Bitcoin cashback to incentivize spending. The core idea is that real adoption happens when crypto becomes a frictionless part of daily life, operating invisibly in the background of normal transactions.

cointelegraph12/17 18:01

The real crypto adoption shows on Tuesday morning payments

cointelegraph12/17 18:01

Trapped Under Overhead Supply

Bitcoin remains structurally fragile, trading between $85.6k and $92.9k, with significant overhead supply capping gains between $93k–$120k. The market faces the highest level of loss-bearing supply this cycle (6.7M BTC), increasing the risk of further downside. Loss Sellers are emerging, adding sell pressure. Spot demand is inconsistent, corporate treasury flows are episodic, and futures markets show muted risk appetite. Options activity indicates range-bound trading with compressed near-term volatility and significant gamma exposure around late-December expiries. Key support lies at the True Market Mean ($81.3k); a sustained breakout requires reclaiming $101.5k (STH cost basis) or a surge in demand to absorb overhead supply.

insights.glassnode12/17 17:58

Trapped Under Overhead Supply

insights.glassnode12/17 17:58

Silvergate Bank lawsuit calls for FTX, Alameda clients to weigh in on $10M settlement

A class-action lawsuit against Silvergate Bank in California is calling for FTX and Alameda Research clients to file claims for a $10 million settlement. The lawsuit, filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of California, alleges Silvergate aided FTX and Alameda in tortious conduct. Investors who deposited fiat into FTX or Alameda accounts between 2019 and 2022 have until January 30 to opt out or submit a claim. A final hearing is scheduled for February 9. Silvergate, a major crypto-friendly bank linked to FTX, collapsed and voluntarily wound down operations in 2023. The settlement offers additional relief beyond the ongoing FTX bankruptcy proceedings.

cointelegraph12/17 17:45

Silvergate Bank lawsuit calls for FTX, Alameda clients to weigh in on $10M settlement

cointelegraph12/17 17:45

Crypto ETP Boom Set To Go Into Overdrive In 2026, Bitwise Says

More than 100 new crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) are expected to launch in 2026 due to a recent US regulatory change, according to Bitwise researcher Ryan Rasmussen. The SEC's new generic listing standards eliminate the need for lengthy individual approvals, streamlining the process. This shift allows issuers to file a wider variety of products, including spot crypto, index funds, and equity-linked ETPs. While this will significantly expand investor choice, analysts caution that success will depend on real demand, liquidity, and clear use cases. The market will likely see a wave of new listings, but assets are expected to concentrate in a few large funds, mirroring the broader ETF market.

bitcoinist12/17 17:03

Crypto ETP Boom Set To Go Into Overdrive In 2026, Bitwise Says

bitcoinist12/17 17:03

Chainlink price tests $12 support: Will whale accumulation trigger a move?

Chainlink (LINK) is testing a key support level at $12 after breaking out of a falling wedge pattern. Despite compressed price action, on-chain metrics reveal significant accumulation by large holders. The top 100 wallets have added over 20 million tokens since November, signaling strong conviction. Spot market demand continues to absorb sell pressure, and Binance top traders are heavily leaning long. While this suggests underlying strength and a potential for an upward move, price must hold above $12 to maintain the bullish breakout structure. A failure could see a drop toward $11.50. Nearby liquidity clusters indicate a period of high volatility is likely, which could trigger a sharp directional move. The overall data favors stabilization with upside potential.

ambcrypto12/17 17:02

Chainlink price tests $12 support: Will whale accumulation trigger a move?

ambcrypto12/17 17:02

Computer Scientist Hal Finney Predicted Bitcoin in 1993 — Has Crypto Finally Found Satoshi Nakamoto?

Computer scientist Hal Finney, who later became the first recipient of bitcoin, wrote a 1993 article predicting the rise of cryptocurrency. The article, now going viral, described a vision of "electronic cash" that would enable private transactions similar to physical cash, anticipating key concepts behind Bitcoin over a decade before its 2009 launch. Finney warned that digital money could increase financial surveillance if poorly designed, emphasizing the need for cryptographic privacy—a core principle of Bitcoin. His early involvement and technical expertise have reignited speculation that he may have been Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. Supporters point to his cryptographic background, proximity to another Dorian Nakamoto, the timing of his ALS illness coinciding with Satoshi's disappearance, and the fact that his early-mined bitcoins remain unspent. However, the claims remain speculative, as Finney consistently denied being Satoshi.

ccn.com12/17 16:37

Computer Scientist Hal Finney Predicted Bitcoin in 1993 — Has Crypto Finally Found Satoshi Nakamoto?

ccn.com12/17 16:37

Ethereum supply on exchanges falls to 2016 levels — and institutions are ‘quietly’ scooping up

Ethereum's exchange supply has plummeted to its lowest level since 2016, signaling a historically tight supply environment. Concurrently, institutional and corporate entities are accumulating ETH at an accelerated pace, with 27 public companies and government-linked entities now holding nearly 6 million ETH valued at $17.7 billion. This represents almost 5% of the total supply. Key drivers for the supply squeeze include staking, which has locked over 37 million ETH, absorption of liquidity by Layer 2 networks, and a shift toward long-term holding. This combination of dwindling sell-side supply and rising institutional demand creates the potential for a significant supply shock, a condition that has historically preceded strong upward price movements for Ethereum.

ambcrypto12/17 16:35

Ethereum supply on exchanges falls to 2016 levels — and institutions are ‘quietly’ scooping up

ambcrypto12/17 16:35

Mapping Bitcoin’s year-end slowdown as leverage exits the market

Bitcoin's market activity is slowing down significantly toward the end of the year, with Open Interest dropping nearly 50% from recent highs—representing over $30 billion in closed leveraged positions. Trading volumes have also declined, with CEX volume falling to around $191 billion and ETF activity dropping to approximately $39 billion. Despite holding relatively steady around $86,400, Bitcoin's price is below key moving averages, and indicators like RSI and OBV reflect weak buying pressure and thinning participation. This cautious, defensive stance is typical of year-end behavior as institutional investors reduce risk, unwind positions, and await new catalysts.

ambcrypto12/17 16:03

Mapping Bitcoin’s year-end slowdown as leverage exits the market

ambcrypto12/17 16:03

Experts Predict Bitcoin Crash to $10,000 This Year. Is There a Rescue?

Bitcoin's price decline below $90,000 has reignited fears of a potential drop to $10,000, driven by a shift in market sentiment away from riskier assets. Amid this uncertainty, attention is turning toward practical infrastructure solutions rather than speculative narratives. Bitcoin Layer 2 technologies, such as Bitcoin Hyper, are gaining traction as they address key limitations of the Bitcoin network—high fees, slow throughput, and limited programmability. Bitcoin Hyper, which integrates Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), aims to provide faster execution and lower latency, enabling DeFi, NFTs, and dApps on Bitcoin without compromising its security. The project has already raised over $29.5 million in its presale, indicating significant investor interest. As market cycles emphasize utility over hype, infrastructure projects like Bitcoin Hyper could play a crucial role in Bitcoin's next growth phase, even amid bearish predictions.

bitcoinist12/17 16:03

Experts Predict Bitcoin Crash to $10,000 This Year. Is There a Rescue?

bitcoinist12/17 16:03

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