Bitcoin has risen above $45,000 for the first time in a month, gaining 5% today after a spike on Wednesday from $43,000 to above $44,000.

Bitcoin spot ETFs have seen another day of inflows with net purchases of $68 million worth of bitcoin this Monday.

Geth, the execution client supported by the Ethereum Foundation, is not far off from dropping below supermajority in line with client diversity requirements.

The dollar strength index (DXY) spiked on the release of the jobs data, instantly rising from 102.6 to 103.3.

Japan’s Aozora Bank, with $50 billion in assets under management, is the latest to see a crash in their stock price, down 21% this Thursday.

Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve Banks, stated that interest rates are currently at their peak and cuts will be appropriate.

The German government has suddenly become one of the biggest bitcoin holder in the world after seizing 50,000 bitcoin earlier this month.

Geth, the ethereum execution client continues to have a supermajority of 78% a week on after an exploited bug in Nethermind brought everyone’s attention to the risks.

The price of one bitcoin equivalent contract at Chicago’s Mercantile Exchange (CME) futures is about $300 more than bitcoin’s global price on exchanges.

A number of generals have warned in the past few days that a war between Russia and the European continent might break out in between 5 to 20 years.