Chain News Daily Official TheBitTimes.com

The Dogecoin (DOGE) network has constantly making headlines for its impeccable growth over the past couple of days. Amidst this, investors several investors were glad that the meme coin saw some momentum in its network. A few others, however, realized Dogecoin’s potential for further growth and decided to make massive purchases. Also Read: XRP’s Rare Pattern: Top Trader Predicts $1 After 17% Surge Did This Dogecoin Whale Dive Too Soon? The blockchain tracking tool Whale Alert, which monitors significant cryptocurrency transactions, discovered a Dogecoin transaction from Robinhood, a well-known trading app. According to the firm, a cryptocurrency whale withdrew an astounding 200,000,000 DOGE, or $45,746,453. 200,000,000 #DOGE (45,746,453 USD) transferred from #Robinhood to unknown wallethttps://t.co/MFa4Q8Fk0A — Whale Alert (@whale_alert) November 10, 2024 In addition, it was discovered that the money was further sent to an unidentified blockchain wallet called -1pMke. This...

Although STRK has not officially launched, the Starknet community showed overwhelming support for an upgrade aiming to introduce the native crypto as a gas token. Starknet saw 99.8% of its participating delegates vote to implement Alpha version 0.13.0 on its mainnet, as no member of the Starknet Governance Committee opposed the proposal. The update aims to enable a dual token system allowing Ethereum Layer-2 (L2) network users to settle gas fees in either Ether (ETH) or STRK.  Following the landslide outcome, the L2 protocol will activate v.13 on Jan. 10. However, users will not immediately be able to pay for transaction s using STRK since the native token remains unreleased.  The dual fee structure is only one-half of Starkent’s proposed update. Alpha v.13 will also slash gas fees by up to 50% and optimize network performance through technological improvements.  You might also like: New cryptos to watch in 2024: what crypto narratives could explode Starknet uses ro...