Bitcoin will close April down this evening following a drawdown of roughly 15% since the start of the month. The close of the monthly candle will mark the end of seven successive green candles and the end of a record-making streak. Bitcoin opened the month with a new all-time high for a monthly candle close The post Bitcoin retraces back to critical monthly all-time high support level from 2021 appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Siddharth Lalwani is on a mission to redefine the blockchain ecosystem with Skate, a universal application layer integrated with EigenLayer that enables apps to run seamlessly across thousands of chains with a single, unified state. As the Co-Founder and CEO of Range Protocol, the company behind Skate, Siddharth brings deep expertise in web3 infrastructure and The post Cross-chain universal app states could reduce EVM development by 90% – Skate CEO appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Tether, the largest company in the digital asset industry, has announced a strategic investment of $200 million into Blackrock Neurotech, a leading pioneer in Brain-Computer-Interface (BCI) technology. This significant move marks the unveiling of Tether’s new venture division, Tether Evo, which CEO Paolo Ardoino describes as “the ultimate pillar of its long-term vision and strategy.” The post Tether invests $200 million to reach ‘ultimate’ goal of putting computers in people’s brain appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Maksim Balashevich, CEO of crypto analytics firm Santiment, believes Bitcoin’s market conditions post-halving suggest a period of ongoing redistribution followed by a potential resumption of the bull trend. In a recent report, Balashevich and his team analyzed on-chain data to uncover nuanced behavioral patterns among market participants. “The present and the future,” Balashevich stated in The post Bitcoin market poised for potential bull trend resumption amid ongoing redistribution phases appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Founder and CEO of Biotechnology company Profluent Ali Madani revealed today that his team has successfully edited DNA in human cells using gene editors entirely designed by artificial intelligence. Furthermore, these newly created molecules will be made available for free under the OpenCRISPR initiative, potentially revolutionizing how researchers approach gene editing. This innovation stems from The post AI-based human gene editing breakthrough opens path to open-source cures to disease, slow aging appeared first on CryptoSlate.