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06:23
BNB Chain: BSCScan API has been officially deprecated and replaced by Etherscan API V2
Foresight News reported that BNB Chain Developers tweeted that the BSCScan API has now been officially deprecated and replaced by the Etherscan API V2. "If you rely on free tier access or enhanced interfaces, it is recommended to migrate to the BSCTrace service on the MegaNode platform as soon as possible."
06:19
Vitalik: Ethereum network still needs to improve user understanding
ChainCatcher reported that Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated that the Ethereum blockchain needs to better explain its functionalities to users in order to achieve true trustlessness, which is a common challenge faced by all blockchain protocols.
06:13
Analysis: If the Crypto Treasury company is removed from MSCI, it could trigger a outflow of $10 to $15 billion
BlockBeats News, December 18th, BitcoinForCorporations released a report stating that if the MSCI Capital International Index decides to exclude cryptocurrency treasury companies from its index, these companies may be forced to sell up to $15 billion in crypto assets. The organization opposing MSCI's proposal, "BitcoinForCorporations," predicted based on a "preliminary verified list" containing 39 companies with a total market capitalization of $113 billion, that the outflow of funds could range between $10 billion and $15 billion. The organization further added that JPMorgan's analysis estimates that if Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy is removed from the MSCI index, it may face an outflow of $2.8 billion. This Bitcoin treasury company accounts for 74.5% of the affected companies' total market capitalization. Analysts calculate that the total potential outflow of funds for all affected companies could reach $11.6 billion. Such a large-scale outflow would bring greater selling pressure to the crypto market, which has been in a downward trend for almost three months. As of the time of publication, the petition from "BitcoinForCorporations" has garnered 1268 signatures.
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