TLDR: Ordinal Inscriptions surges, Barbie and Bitcoin, Neon EVM launch on Solana, Worldcoin, Concentrated Liquidity on Osmosis and much more!

Bitcoin Highlights of the Week

Ark Invest CEO Predicts Bitcoin Reaching $1.5 Million

Cathie Wood, the CEO of Ark Invest, believes Bitcoin could hit $1.5 million due to the cryptocurrency's performance during a regional bank crisis. She sees Bitcoin as an insurance policy and a flight.

Ordinal Inscriptions Approach 19 Million

Ordinal Inscriptions on the Bitcoin blockchain has reached 19 million within 218 days. With this traffic however, Ordinal Inscriptions fees seem to be stuck while NFT sales take a dip. Binance Implements Lightning Network Support for Bitcoin Transactions.

Redditor's Hacked Bitcoin: A Cautionary Tale of Paper Wallets

A Reddit user's Bitcoin wallet was completely emptied, losing over $3,000 worth of BTC from their "secure" paper wallet, shedding light on the hidden dangers of using paper wallets. The incident highlights the vulnerabilities in online wallet generators and emphasizes the importance of employing trusted hardware wallet providers for safer crypto storage.

BTC Whales Transfer Millions to Binance

BTC whales move coins to Binance as Bitcoin price surges. The market watches as massive BTC transfers to unknown addresses on Binance continue to unfold and investors are left speculating about the potential for a substantial dump.

Barbie and Bitcoin

Michael Saylor, Layah Heilpern and Girl Gone Crypto were among those in the crypto community that took an interest in what Australian actress Margot Robbie had to say about Bitcoin.

Ethereum Highlights of the Week

Neon EVM launch on Solana Mainnet

Neon EVM was launched on the Solana Mainnet, marking a significant milestone in the world of blockchain technology. Neon EVM has successfully bridged the gap between the programming, computing, and memory models of Ethereum and Solana, offering a seamless and cost-effective solution for EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) dApps.

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