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OKX has announced that it will list Zcash once again, as the privacy token gains huge popularity.
Solana Foundation is proposing doubling Solana’s disinflation rate from -15% to -30% in a bid to boost value accrual.
PayPay and Binance are working together to integrate new payment rails for residents of Japan.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy has revealed that even with Bitcoin’s price crash, it still has 71 years of dividend coverage.
Three altcoins with real catalysts that could fuel a holiday-season rebound.
Even as majors chop, a few altcoins are printing green. Here’s what’s likely behind the moves for ATOM, ZEC, and ASI.
A crypto exchange called Kyrrex was secretly operating within another major exchange, HTX, which processed billions of dollars in fraudulent transactions.
Pi Network advances toward full MiCA compliance, as reported in the newly released whitepaper, marking a key step toward wider EU market accessibility.
Santiment has listed XRP as one of the trending cryptocurrencies this season, owing to the launch of XRP ETFs and other catalysts.
New Hampshire has approved the first-ever $100 million Bitcoin-backed municipal bond in the U.S., allowing companies to borrow against over-collateralized BTC.
Amid Bitcoin’s drop below $90K, a few altcoins flashed strength: Starknet jumped 26%, SPX6900 rose 14%, and Kaspa gained, too.
Michael Saylor says big finance hasn’t made Bitcoin wilder. Swings are narrowing as the asset base and market structure deepen.
Bitcoin fell below $92,300 as a congressional probe into President Trump triggered risk-off sentiment. Short-term holders transferred over 65,000 BTC to exchanges, adding $610 million in potential sell pressure.
BitMEX and Kraken experienced front-end outages for three hours on Nov. 18 due to a global Cloudflare service degradation. Cloudflare resolved the issue at 14:42 UTC after implementing fixes.
With crypto markets crashing, crypto companies finished Monday lower overall, but miners were uneven, with a couple of outliers firming into the bell.