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Markets surged, then plunged after news reports mischaracterized a White House advisor’s interview—and X accounts spread it far and wide.
“Does Bitcoin behave more like a tech stock or a safe-haven asset like gold? So far, we’re seeing elements of both,” an analyst told Decrypt.
The PoisonSeed campaign sends phishing emails to subscribers of hacked mailing lists in a bid to steal their crypto.
Gate.io explained how centralized exchanges are balancing safety and speed in order to list new projects in time for early adopters.
“The uncertainty dragged Solana and Ethereum into a steep downtrend,” an expert told Decrypt, saying current trading “smells of profit-taking.”
Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, and Bonk all plunged after U.S. President Trump’s tariff shock triggered a global selloff.
Drawing a parallel between floppy disks and innovation, Choi said Monday blockchain tech has the potential to “rewrite the rules” of finance.
Bitcoin has tumbled to $77,300, and Ethereum has dipped 14% as markets react to sweeping new tariffs announced by Donald Trump last week.
The REAL token raised just $392,000 of the $1M minimum requirement, resulting in an automated refund. The project intends to relaunch.
The economist dubs Donald Trump’s tariffs dumber than the president’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve as global markets retreat.
Wall Street futures plunge, Asia sells off, and crypto liquidations surge as markets brace for a volatile start to the week.
Trump’s latest tariffs have rattled global markets, with one analyst suggesting the president is following his Art of the Deal playbook.
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Vitalik Buterin joked about communism, but Owocki says Web3 needs to move past political language and explore new horizons.
Microsoft’s hot streak continues in April with South of Midnight, as major exclusives and cross-platform titles land across major systems.
The publicly traded FAT Brands is now accepting Bitcoin for franchisee royalty payments—and won’t rule out other assets or customer payments.
From stock image provider to full AI creative suite, Freepik has quietly become one of the most versatile platforms for digital creators.
More and more “solo” Bitcoin mining wins are being celebrated on social media amid a rise in hobbyist rigs. Here’s what’s going on.
From Mario Kart World to Donkey Kong Bananza and plenty more, these are the most anticipated games launching on the Nintendo Switch 2.
President Trump started a trade war with nearly every country on Wednesday and the stock market tanked. Bitcoin is doing OK, though.
After a successful pilot in which crypto assets were recovered on behalf of an elderly victim, London police are taking the next step.
The pseudonymous Bitcoin inventor’s P2P Foundation profile lists April 5, 1975—a birth date loaded with historical significance for monetary freedom advocates.
PayPal’s embrace of crypto is growing again, with the ability to buy, sell, hold, and transfer Solana and Chainlink coming soon.
Tether pictures a long-term reality in which USDT is not offered in either the United States or Europe, Paolo Ardoino said Friday.
The video game retailer’s stock jumped more than 11% in Friday trading.
Allo.Capital’s Kevin Owocki and Rena O’Brien challenge political labels, arguing that DAOs transcend communism and capitalism by creating new governance models prioritizing collaboration, transparency, and technological innovation.
Sources are already telling news outlets that Circle will delay further IPO filings and will indeed push back plans to go public for now.
The leading American crypto exchange sank more than 10% at one point on Friday, even as Bitcoin and other cryptos stood firm.
Trump’s SEC says that stablecoins tied to and backed by the U.S. dollar generally aren’t securities—but some questions remain.