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China, Russia, and Iran push for crypto payments to ditch the dollar

At the sixteenth annual gathering in Kazan, Russia, leaders from China, Russia, and Iran are all on board with using crypto to help reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar.

Solana network usage rising, $200 next?

The network has seen a remarkable uptick in usage, and many are wondering if this surge will help SOL reach that sweet $200 level.

Bitcoin developer Peter Todd goes into hiding after HBO documentary claims he’s Satoshi

Peter Todd is feeling the heat after an HBO documentary suggested he might be the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin. Spoiler alert: Todd says that’s a big fat no.

Why Dogecoin and Apecoin are feeling the heat?

You’ve probably noticed that Dogecoin and Apecoin have been on quite a rollercoaster ride lately, and Santiment has some insights into what might be causing these ups and downs.

Denmark’s stupid move: taxing unrealized crypto gains

Denmark is kicking the hornet’s nest in the crypto world with a new proposal. The country’s Tax Law Council has put forward a recommendation to tax unrealized gains on cryptocurrency assets.

Polymarket banhammer hit US users

Donald Trump currently has a 63.7% chance of winning the US presidential election per Polymarket, but voter polls tell a different story.

Paul Tudor Jones bets on Bitcoin

The billionaire hedge fund manager is putting his money on Bitcoin and commodities, sounding the alarm about rising inflation.

Bitcoin mining difficulty hits new record

Bitcoin mining reached a new milestone, with the difficulty level for miners climbing to an all-time high of 95.67 trillion.

Ledger CEO stresses importance of self-custody

Pascal Gauthier believes that self-custody is at the heart of cryptocurrencies, even with new developments like spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds popping up in the market.

No green light for crypto ETFs in Japan

Japan is taking its time when it comes to approving crypto-based ETFs, and its strict tax policies and cautious regulations are making it even harder for the country to step into this financial trend.