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Crypto market has been on the rise since Iran and Israel agreed on a ceasefire. What’s next for digital currencies?
Bitget is working on listing DeLorean (DMC) on its Launchpool initiative with the token trading set to take effect once the campaign is over.
The mysterious Ripple co-founder, Arthur Britto, resurfaced online for the first time in 13 years with a cryptic emoji post, sparking a spike in XRP’s price.
RippleX has announced the release of a new iteration of the XRP Ledger, XRPL version 2.5.0, which includes some amendments and bug fixes.
Shiba Inu has posted a remarkable 17% gain over the past two days, outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum as President Trump’s ceasefire calls spark renewed appetite for high-risk crypto assets.
Grayscale has introduced a new investment trust for Space and Time’s SXT token, focusing on decentralized data compute infrastructure that bridges AI and blockchain technology for enterprise applications.
XRP price led the altcoin market recovery with a 10% rally to $2.20, driven by easing geopolitical tensions following the Iran-Israel ceasefire.
Kaspersky has identified SparkKitty malware and its resemblance to SparkCat, which scans users’ pictures to find crypto wallet seed phrases.
The crypto market is far from its peak, as a key indicator with strong historical accuracy suggests further bullish momentum for Bitcoin.
Texas has signed Senate Bill 21 into law and has allocated $10 million to the purchase of Bitcoin, taking the lead among States exploring a BTC treasury.
Sei (SEI) is making waves after a 41% rally, breaking technical resistance and doubling in value in just seven days.
Hackers exploited CoinMarketCap and Cointelegraph with malicious ads to steal crypto via fake wallet connect prompts.
Panther Metals plans to use £1.3M in Bitcoin collateral to finance its Pick Lake mining acquisition.
The Bitcoin price slipped under $ 100,000 for the first time in six weeks after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, escalating Middle East tensions.
An anonymous whale saw the price dip and cashed in for Ethereum while the market is still lost in volatile waves.