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Unbeknown to her, the 40-year-old had actually hired an FBI special agent to commit the killing — and the crypto transactions were used as evidence.

CoinMarketCap's head of research describes Bitcoin's bounce as a "much-awaited relief rally."

Despite the fact he's willing to split the loot with the council running the landfill, it's refusing to budge — and based on what one spokesperson said, it seems it wants him to stop trying.

Given that there's 10,000 CryptoPunks in existence, there's likely to be stiff competition among those willing to pay 30 ETH (about $50,700) in exchange for this rare physical item.

"The 'metaverse' is going to happen but I don't think any of the existing corporate attempts to intentionally create the metaverse are going anywhere."

Connor's joined by CoinMarketCap head of research Alice Liu and Glassnode lead analyst James Check.

"Bitcoin has been one of the best performing assets since its inception about a decade ago, and we think more of the same is ahead."

Urging patience, finance minister Alejandro Zelaya said: "We aren't going to have results overnight. We can't go to bed poor and wake up millionaires."

June saw Bitcoin suffer its worst monthly performance in 11 years as prices fell 37.9%, while Ether's 45.4% crash was the second worst in its history.

Also today, why doesn't Michael Saylor invest in Ether? We've just found out.

Also today, Michael Saylor attacks Ether and Bitcoin Cash in a new interview.

As an institutional investor, Saylor said he would need to wait until the protocol is complete before making a decision on its value — but Ethereum may not be stable for three years.

The project offers NFT domains — a human-readable username that can be used as a website URL and as a payment address for wallets.

"You can't print more tokens out of thin air and expect me to essentially pay back those affected by the hack," one disgruntled user says.

Bitcoin rose sharply on the news — potentially because some analysts had feared that the base rate could have increased by a whole percentage point.

The cybersecurity firm SonicWall says incidents of cryptojacking have surged by 30%, and experts believe this is a sign that some ransomware operators "are ready for a quieter life."

Her investment firm was, at one point, the third-biggest shareholder in the company — and the selloffs mark a big change in strategy for Wood.

Similar sentiments have been made by the Bank of England, but economists have stressed that there is still a threat this could happen in future.