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This episode of Markets Daily is sponsored by Cracken.

It's Wednesday, September 20th, 2003, and this is Markets Daily from CoinDisc.

My name is Noel Atchison, CoinDess collaborator, and author of the Crypto's Macronow newsletter on Substack.

On today's show, we're talking about crypto activism and another defy hack.

And just a reminder, CoinDisc is a news source and does not provide investment advice.

Now, a markets roundup. Crypto assets were mixed today at 10 a.m. Eastern time, Bitcoin was up almost 8 tenths of a percent over the past 24 hours, trading at $27,164. Ether, on the other hand, was down 4 tenths of a percent, trading at $1,631. Ether's underperformance could be a market reaction

to a series of reports from blockchain sleuths of large transfers of the asset to exchanges.

While it is hard to know exactly what is behind on-chain movements, the reports could be

enough to spook some investors into getting out ahead of what might be potential

cell pressure. Meanwhile, Bitcoin trading volume continues to fall. A report from K-33 research published

yesterday shows that Bitcoin's spot volumes dropped a further 8% over the past seven days. This has been

driven largely by sharp declines and activity on Binance, the world's largest

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