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Tech giants beware, $78 billion Bitcoin treasure charging close

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Imagine a corporate treasure chest gleaming with nearly 640,000 Bitcoin, valued at $78 billion, and closing in fast on the cash kingdoms of Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.

Bank of France Demands ESMA Control, Tightens MiCA Stablecoin Rules

The Bank of France wants ESMA to directly supervise major crypto firms under MiCA and to restrict stablecoin multi-issuance.

Bank of England rolls out stablecoin exemptions

In a move that’s part common sense, part survival instinct, the Bank of England is giving crypto exchanges a much-needed breather by slashing stablecoin holding limits.

$11 will be Dogecoin’s next moonshot?

Dogecoin, the memecoin that’s been the crypto carnival’s greatest comeback kid, is reportedly gearing up for another epic rally, this time with a potential price tag of $11.71 by year’s end.

From $3,500 to $7.9 million in days, the story of a BNB Chain memecoin trader

Crypto never fails to surprise, and just when you thought the memecoin madness had peaked, along comes a trader who turned a modest $3,500 bet into a $7.9 million payday in a mere 72 hours.

Uganda CBDC Backed by Treasury Bonds Launches as Kenya Crypto Bill Nears Law

Uganda CBDC pilot is live on a permissioned blockchain run by the Global Settlement Network (GSN).

Uptober 2025: Altcoin ETFs Could Finally Arrive Mid-October

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Crypto markets quietly cooking a storm while Washington naps through a government shutdown.

Buy a Home with Bitcoin? Opendoor Just Made It Possible

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Here’s a plot twist for the real estate world, Opendoor, the $6.22 billion real estate behemoth, just announced they’re ready to let you buy a home with bitcoin.

EU targets Russia’s ruble-backed stablecoin A7A5

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The European Union, decked out in bureaucratic armor, taking aim at Russia’s prized crypto darling, a ruble-backed stablecoin named A7A5.

In Vietnam, only 5 crypto exchanges will make the cut by 2026

Imagine Vietnam stepping into the crypto ring, gloves on, ready to throw down with its own crypto regulations, except only five challengers get a license to play.