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TGIF, Zingernation! Shiba Inu is at its best when the burn rate is sizzling hot and today is one of those days. 1,100% and rising…

Today, we look at how a Bitcoin whale got harpooned, why Sony is building an Ethereum Layer-2 and more.

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TOP STORY

Bitcoin Whale Harpooned: Trader Loses $4.8M In 2 Trades Gone Badly Wrong

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Even whales don’t win all the time and sometimes, they even get harpooned.

Like this Bitcoin whale that dropped $4.8 million over two trades.

How that happened?

Read the full scoop here.

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QUICK N DIRTY

Shiba Inu is seeing another day of soaring burn rates with over 1,100%. But there is more reason to celebrate…

Bitcoin trading looks easy when you have a lot of money. But it’s not, as this example of a whale trader losing $4.8 million in two trades shows…

WIF holders are looking anxiously at the chart, but the largest among them (who’s already up $68 million) has started accumulating more…

FINTECH FOCUS

Sony Group Set To Launch Ethereum Layer-2 Blockchain 'Soneium' - Here's What You Should Know

Remember the good old PlayStation?

Guess what, that still exists (the fifth iteration), but Sony may soon be known for something else too.

Blockchain, to be precise. Because Sony is developing its own Ethereum-based Layer-2.

What’s up with that?

Read the full scoop here.

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