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The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant sell-off, with total liquidations reaching $1 billion as altcoins dropped by over 12%.
Cardano’s community treasury has reached a staggering $1.6 billion in ADA, highlighting its self-funding capabilities even as the price faces downward pressure.
The cryptocurrency market is witnessing an unprecedented wave of token buybacks, with Hyperliquid at the forefront, committing nearly half of the total $1.4 billion spent in 2025.
Recent developments in Tether integration and ETF filings signal a growing institutional interest in Solana, potentially paving the way for significant market shifts.
Ripple has announced its acquisition of GTreasury for $1 billion, a move that solidifies its position in the corporate treasury market while launching new fundraising initiatives for an XRP treasury.
Amidst recent market turbulence and a significant liquidation event, Volatility Shares has filed for a 5X leveraged XRP ETF, stirring speculation about the token’s potential resurgence.
21Shares has filed with the SEC for a groundbreaking 2x leveraged HYPE ETF, reflecting the growing momentum behind Hyperliquid as a key player in the DeFi space.
Bitfarms has announced a significant increase in its convertible notes offering, raising the total to $500 million, which has sparked varied reactions in the market.
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing heightened retail optimism, but with 94% of positions long on Ether, could a price reversal be on the horizon?
North Korean cybercriminals are ramping up their global operations by utilizing advanced malware and blockchain technology to execute stealthy attacks under the guise of fake job offers.