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Alphabet’s CEO Sundar Pichai is set to earn up to $692 million, a move that has raised eyebrows following the company’s stock decline.
This week in crypto, major investments flow into Bitcoin and nations bolster their digital asset strategies, signaling robust growth in the sector.
As oil prices surpass $100 a barrel, the potential ramifications for the Bitcoin market are both intriguing and concerning.
The market for tokenized assets has surged, with total value exceeding $25 billion, marking a nearly fourfold increase in just one year.
Nevin Shetty, a former CFO, has been sentenced to two years in prison for misappropriating $35 million into risky crypto investments, which led to devastating consequences for his company.
Despite a slight downturn in Bitcoin’s price, exchange-traded funds are experiencing significant inflows, indicating robust investor interest in the digital asset market.
Florida’s groundbreaking new bill lays down a pioneering regulatory framework for stablecoins, amidst broader discussions around U.S. crypto regulation.
Kalshi and Polymarket, two leading prediction market platforms, are in discussions to raise funds at valuations that could reach $20 billion, possibly doubling their previous worth.
Ripple’s latest whitepaper outlines an innovative ‘Digital Prime Broker’ model designed to streamline institutional access to crypto markets, prominently featuring XRP.
The latest on-chain data reveals that Bitcoin’s mining difficulty remains largely unchanged as the hashrate stabilizes. What does this mean for the network and its miners?