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The Solana (SOL) network has significantly benefited from meme coin trading, with dogwifhat (WIF) as the largest by market cap and daily trading volume.
$HMSTR distribution, originally planned for late July, has been delayed due to technical issues and the overwhelming number of users. The developers are working to ensure a smooth and fair launch for nearly 300 million users.
The Binance ecosystem has continued to build necessary infrastructures to onboard more web3 users and developers in a regulated environment.
A new proposal seeks to reform the existing “seize and sell” loan liquidation process which hasn’t been good for the AAVE price action and replace it with a “seize and burn” strategy.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission has opposed the Hex founder Richard Heart’s bid to dismiss its lawsuit against him.
Avalanche (AVAX) price has seen a reversal of its fortune, and a potential upward trend might already be in play.
OKX decided to phase out FITFI/USDT, GARI/USDT, XPR/USDT, AKITA/USDT, TAMA/USDT, and WNCG/USDT.
While Binance’s expansion into mobile money services is a positive development, the digital asset industry in Africa still faces significant challenges.
Sony’s move into Web3 coincides with reports of a possible launch of a crypto trading platform in Japan, signaling the company’s embrace of digital ownership and interaction.
Besides introducing the new governance token, MakerDAO plans to debut a new stablecoin dubbed NewStable (NST).
Bybit revealed that TON is making progress on its goal of onboarding billions of Telegram users to Web3.
This adoption of blockchain technology in bond issuance marks a major step forward. Particularly, for the benefits it offers.
Analysts draw parallels to previous instances where similar surges in miner reserves preceded sharp price declines.
The inflows into spot BTC ETFs have been very volatile throughout the month of August so far with net inflows turning slightly positive this week due to BlackRock’s IBIT.
At the heart of the case was the question of whether Kraken’s margin trading product qualified as a credit facility under Australian law.