BTC Price Bounces Back to $10K, $3 Billion Ponzi Scheme Is Now Allegedly Dumping Bitcoin by the Hundreds, & Other News

Bitcoin Price Bounces Back to $10K on Fresh Bullish Sentiment
Bitcoin's price regained $10,000 today, restoring investor confidence just hours after touching a higher low of $9,500 compared to the $9,300 dip in late July.

$3 Billion Ponzi Scheme Is Now Allegedly Dumping Bitcoin by the Hundreds
Amid a downturn in the cryptocurrency markets, the apparent swathe of Bitcoin sell-offs from a $3 billion Chinese Ponzi scheme, dubbed PlusToken, could be to blame.

'Time for Plan ₿,' Says VanEck Exec as Negative Yield Bonds Hit $15 Trillion
According to Deutsche Bank, 27% of global bonds traded are now negative yield, so they're expected to pay out less than their initial cost, that represents $15 trillion worth of debt. Or as VanEck digital asset director, Gabor Gurbacs, commented that this is 75 times the total Bitcoin market cap. "It's time for Plan ₿!" he adds.

Bitmessage Developer: Craig Wright Faked Documents on Bitcoin Creation   
The developer of peer-to-peer messenger Bitmessage, Jonathan Warren, testified against Australian computer scientist Craig Wright, stating that some of Wright's documents in a recent trial were faked. Warren stated: "Something has been faked. Either the date has been faked or the screenshot has been faked. Because Bitmessage wasn't released at that time back in October of 2012."

XRP Could Fall 20%, Says Trader Accusing Ripple of Manipulating Market 
In a series of tweets, Peter Brandt accused the issuer and largest holder of XRP tokens, Ripple, of price manipulation. He states that even the current level of $0.26 is the result of manual intervention on the part of Ripple, and not natural market forces. Should the practice ultimately fail, the token could shed another 20%.

 
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