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A daring trader has opened an $80 million leveraged position betting against Bitcoin, signaling confidence in a market downturn despite recent price rebounds.
Ripple has unveiled Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury in a significant upgrade to its treasury management platform, allowing companies to seamlessly manage both fiat and digital assets.
Intel’s share prices have soared after the company announced a significant buyback of its Irish semiconductor facility, strengthening its position in the booming AI chip market.
Following a significant security breach, Drift Protocol explains the details of an exploit that has shaken confidence in Solana’s DeFi landscape.
Grab’s pioneering public robotaxi service in Singapore, fueled by a strategic partnership with WeRide, marks a significant advance in Southeast Asia’s autonomous mobility landscape.
Despite soaring hopes for recovery, XRP remains trapped below critical price levels, showing a strong correlation with Bitcoin’s movements. What does this mean for its future?
Bitcoin’s ascent may be hindered by geopolitical tensions, as former President Trump raises alarms over potential Iranian military actions.
In a landscape muddled by political upheaval, Bitcoin traders are urged to prioritize underlying market signals over transient news, particularly surrounding international politics.
Haverhill, Massachusetts is on the verge of implementing a citywide ban on crypto ATMs, raising concerns about scams and consumer protection.
Hong Kong’s anticipated rollout of stablecoin licenses faces delays due to regulatory scrutiny, impacting major banks like HSBC and Standard Chartered.