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Whale exits 3.8B PUMP tokens at a $12M loss as price nears key support, while traders eye potential rebound.
BC Card’s live stablecoin payment pilot for foreign tourists worked smoothly, exposing how far Korea’s payment infrastructure is ahead of its regulatory framework.
Crypto.com has posted a job listing for a quant trader who will join its market-making team for sports prediction markets.
Gnosis Chain validators that do not follow Balancer funds’ hard fork may face penalties in the following days, the official account warns.
XRP ETFs have continued their uninterrupted streak of net inflows, with $1.12 billion recorded in cumulative net inflows.
Crypto market sell-offs intensified ahead of the U.S. GDP release, pushing Bitcoin below $88,000 and triggering over $250 million in liquidations amid extreme fear sentiment.
Gold, silver, and equities are pushing higher, but Bitcoin remains range-bound amid debate over market manipulation.
Analysts say Strategy (MSTR) is trading at just a 10% premium to its Bitcoin net asset value, and any surge in BTC price could lead to MSTR stock upside.
Following Chainlink whales’ massive selloffs, the future of LINK price is in question as investors begin exploring alternative high-growth tokens.
ZKsync will fully drop Etherscan support for ZKsync Era on January 7, 2026, shifting all onchain data to its native explorer.
Tom Lee’s Bitmine goes on an Ethereum buying spree as ETH-based investment products see their first inflows after seven back-to-back outflows.
Aave founder increased his AAVE holdings with a fresh $5.15 million buy as the protocol struggles through a heated governance dispute.
Asset manager VanEck noted that Bitcoin’s recent 4% hashrate decline mirrors past periods where miner exits preceded positive 90-day BTC returns.
The IMF said negotiations with El Salvador over the future of the Chivo Bitcoin wallet are well advanced.
JPMorgan Chase is exploring a cryptocurrency trading desk for institutional clients, which marks a dramatic reversal for a bank whose CEO once called Bitcoin a fraud.