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Tennessee regulators tried to shut down Kalshi’s sports prediction markets and argued that the platform operates without a required state license.
After nearly seven months of ups and downs, Monero broke above the $600 mark for the first time since its launch in April 2014.
Story Protocol’s IP token jumped over 26% in 24 hours, reaching $2.90 in its strongest performance since October 2025, driven largely by South Korean exchange Upbit.
World Liberty Finance debuts WLFI Markets, enabling users to borrow and lend cryptocurrencies through the Dolomite protocol with USD1 stablecoin support.
BitGo Holdings seeks up to $1.96 billion valuation in its IPO, offering 11.8 million shares priced between $15-$17 to raise $201 million.
Bitmine has expanded its Ethereum treasury to 4.17 million ETH, solidifying its position as the world’s largest Ether holder with 3.45% of total supply.
Shiba Inu is flashing a short-term signal that rarely shows up without follow-through.
EU economists are urging lawmakers to speed up the digital euro to protect monetary sovereignty and counter the growing influence of private stablecoins.
Sharps Technology has opened a Solana validator with the help of Coinbase, joining other DAT firms making the move globally.
The firm sold shares to fund the purchase, paying $91,519 per Bitcoin on average.
DOJ subpoenas Fed over $2.5B HQ spending, raising questions about Bitcoin’s hedge potential.
Standard Chartered is reportedly exploring the launch of a crypto prime brokerage under its venture arm SC Ventures.
XRP drew fresh inflows as crypto funds saw $454 million in outflows, with investors cutting Bitcoin exposure amid fading US rate cut hopes.
XRP drew fresh inflows as crypto funds saw $454 million in outflows, with investors cutting Bitcoin exposure amid fading US rate cut hopes.
Over $1.7 billion worth of tokens are set to unlock over the next seven days, creating one of the heaviest supply events of the month.