Bitcoin shows bottom signals despite $8B ETF outflows
Bitcoin is trading at $64,099.20 as of press time. This marks some recovery from the recent dip below $60k. But many investors are still worried.
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Japan Emerges as Key Growth Market for XRP
Even during times when XRP and Ripple faced challenges in their home country, Japan stood out as a major ally. Recent regulatory developments suggest Japan
US-Iran Tensions Drag Bitcoin Down to $62,000
Escalating tensions in the Middle East, along with fresh worries about a possible military conflict between the US and Iran, have rocked global financial markets.
Ledger researchers find laser attack flaw in Tangem wallet cards
A development has reignited security debates in the cryptocurrency hardware wallet market. Ledger researchers have identified a critical vulnerability in Swiss-based Tangem hardware wallet cards
Ethereum faces $87M short bet as $1,580 support tested
Ethereum bulls might already be facing their biggest test of Q3. On the macro front, risk-off sentiment returned quickly after the U.S.-Iran ceasefire collapsed, triggering
DeFi tokens outperform Bitcoin, hinting at market re-rating
Decentralized finance tokens, often called DeFi, have shown surprising strength against Bitcoin over the last month. This has led some analysts to suggest the sector
AI Hallucinations Can Create Botnet Risks, Researchers Find
AI hallucinations are usually seen as a problem of wrong answers. But new research suggests they could become a serious security threat. Researchers from Tel
Robinhood Chain Sees $70M in ETH Bridged in First Week
In a notable debut week, Robinhood Chain—the company’s new layer-2 blockchain—has pulled in over $70 million worth of Ether (ETH) via bridge transactions. According to
Bitcoin could reach $70,000 in two weeks, analyst says
Bitcoin’s price has climbed nearly 2.7% today, slowly recovering from a $216 million Bitcoin sale by Strategy earlier this week. BTC is now trading above
PancakeSwap’s CAKE Token Burns Remove 56 Million Tokens
PancakeSwap burns $CAKE by taking a fixed cut of the fees its products earn, using that money to buy $CAKE on the open market, and