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Binance to Allocate $1B SAFU Fund Into Bitcoin Amid Price Dips
Binance announced plans to move $1 billion from its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) from stablecoins into Bitcoin over the next 30 days.
Crypto Selloff Explained: Bitcoin vs. Gold and 275K Traders Affected
Macroeconomic and geopolitical tensions have reignited the Bitcoin versus gold debate, contributing to a widespread market selloff.
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MSTR Stock Hits 52-Week Low as Bitcoin Slides Toward $80K
MSTR shares hit a new 52-week low, extending their one-year decline to 57% amid renewed Bitcoin weakness.
Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum OGs to Create a $220M Security Fund from TheDAO
By Vini Barbosa
Ethereum’s early supporters are repurposing $220 million in idle funds from the infamous 2016 DAO hack to establish a comprehensive security fund for the network.
Swiss Digital Bank Sygnum Raises 750 Bitcoin ($65M) for BTC Alpha Fund
Swiss-Singaporean banking group Sygnum and Starboard Digital secured 750 BTC ($65M) in seed funding for their actively managed Bitcoin yield fund, delivering 8.9% annualized returns despite market volatility.
Bitcoin Erases $85B in 4 Hours as Crypto Faces $500M Liquidations
By Vini Barbosa
Bitcoin plunged to $84,437 in a sudden crash that wiped out $85 billion in market capitalization and triggered over $200 million in liquidations within hours.
Talos Reaches $1.5B Valuation on $150M Series B with Robinhood, Sony Participation
Institutional trading infrastructure firm Talos secures $45M in Series B extension funding, reaching $1.5B valuation with backing from Robinhood Markets, Sony Innovation Fund, and other strategic partners.
Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH Just Quietly Unveiled the AI Standard That Could Change Crypto Forever
By Parth Dubey
Ethereum is currently trading around $2,940 after slipping below a key resistance zone near $4,000.
Cardano Hard Fork Teased, Here’s What to Expect
Cardano is preparing a new hard fork upgrade, with the team focused on delivering two upcoming Cardano Node releases.
