Electric Capital raises $110 million from institutional investors
The Palo Alto-based venture firm Electric Capital has raised $110 million from major investors to launch its second fund.News and articles about 'whales' — large investors in the cryptocurrency market.
Electric Capital raises $110 million from institutional investors
The Palo Alto-based venture firm Electric Capital has raised $110 million from major investors to launch its second fund.
Pantera Capital Bitcoin Fund posts 15,140% return over seven years
The renowned venture firm Pantera Capital has released its July report on the performance of its funds. The Pantera Bitcoin Fund outpaced Bitcoin, delivering a net return of 15,140% over seven years.
Whale count jumps 38% as Bitcoin climbs to $11,000
The number of large cryptocurrency holders surged amid the rapid rise in BTC price, according to data from analytics firm Glassnode.
How a Bitcoin-Whale Exchange Works: Big Money in a Guarded Office
Bestchange lists 444 exchanges. But the list is not exhaustive: it does not include centralized and P2P exchanges that prefer anonymous offline trades.
CoinList launches crypto exchange for institutional traders
The CoinList platform for conducting token sales has launched the CoinList Pro cryptocurrency exchange for accredited investors.
CoinShares joins the Liquid Network
CoinShares, a digital asset management company, announced its joining of the Liquid Network, Blockstream's settlement-and-payments network for Bitcoin exchanges, market makers, brokers and other market participants.
Online broker TradeStation announced the launch of a crypto-lending service
The institutional-investor–focused crypto trading platform TradeStation Crypto disclosed plans to launch a C2B2B service, Crypto Earn. It will enable financial institutions to attract loans from the company's clients.
Crypto fund Tetras Capital shuts down after 75% loss of assets
New York–based crypto fund Tetras Capital announced liquidation and return of investments after losing 75% of assets, according to CoinDesk.
On which exchanges do Bitcoin whales show the most activity
The number of Bitcoin whales has approached the level seen in September 2017, when Bitcoin moved toward its all-time high around $20,000. The indicator has been rising steadily since the start of the year, suggesting that large market participants are accumulating digital gold, possibly ahead of new price highs.
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