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Coinbase-backed Base network has launched permissionless fault proofs to boost security and decentralization.
The ongoing shift in macroeconomic outlook catalyzed by rate cuts in several major jurisdictions has bolstered a bullish outlook for Bitcoin and the entire crypto space.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse shared that major banks, including Citi Bank, rejected working with him due to his crypto involvement.
A sharp drop in Bitcoin prices triggered a cascade of liquidations on October 23, wiping out leveraged positions across the market.
The number of Bitcoin whales has hit a level not achieved since January 2021, while retail investors have become more cautious.
Bitcoin scalability solution exSat launches mainnet in collaboration with top industry validators and synchronizers including Matrixport, Antpool, and viaBTC. The network launches with a healthy $200 million in total locked value (TVL) in its vaults.
VALR has launched the Futures Trade Arena, a competitive crypto trading platform offering rewards based on traders’ Profit and Loss (PnL) and Return on Investment (ROI).
Four months after the official launch, Tomarket has attracted around 9 million daily active users, signaling its immense potential ahead of the token launch.
The Binance executive has seen the case against him from the Nigerian government dropped.
Robinhood adds Stellar (XLM) to crypto transfers, enhancing user options and offering a 1% bonus for XLM deposits on the platform.
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has reached an unprecedented level of 95.67 terahashes (T), reflecting a 4% increase in just 24 hours.
Chainlink’s collaboration with Swift allows institutions to use Swift messages to interact seamlessly with blockchain technology.
Circle’s policy head Dante Disparte believes the UK is only months away from rolling out stablecoin regulations.
The market cap of AI meme coins has skyrocketed to $1.9 billion, driven primarily by Goatseus Maximus (GOAT) and Turbo (TURBO), which together accounted for 60% of the trading volume at $360 million.
This hesitant approach comes as a surprise, given Japan’s self appraisal as a digital asset-friendly country.