A real mess brewing in the financial back alleys of America. You thought the crypto rollercoaster was wild?
The SEC is dropping cases like hot potatoes
The U.S. SEC, the same guys who’ve been chasing crypto firms like hounds after a fox, has done a complete 180.
Solana memecoins are back?
Solana memecoins are staging a return. After months of being down and out, trading volumes are surging, prices are climbing, and the Solana network itself is shaking off the dust. But don’t pop the champagne just yet, this story’s got layers.
Swedish lawmakers want a slice of the Bitcoin pie, but not everyone’s hungry
Sweden, land of meatballs and midnight sun, suddenly wants to be the cool kid at the global finance table. Why?
Bybit is closing doors after a $1.4 billion blow
The big shot crypto exchange is done. They’re just pulled the rug out from under a selection of its Web3 services.
Panama goes full crypto, now you can pay taxes with Bitcoin and Ethereum
Panama City, in the heart of Central America, just flipped the script on how you pay for public services.
Dollar stablecoins are the silent threat to the euro?
Italy’s Economy Minister, Giancarlo Giorgetti, sounding the alarm. You know the euro? Well, according to Giorgetti, it’s facing a sneaky threat, not from trade wars or tariffs, but from dollar-based stablecoins.
Peter Schiff urges you to dump your Bitcoin, and bet on gold
Peter Schiff, the guy who nailed the 2008 financial crash prediction is back with another hot take, and it’s got Bitcoin fans sweating bullets.
Dapps are stealing the show, and the revenue too
Something big is happening in the crypto industry, and it’s flipping the script. For the first time ever, decentralized apps are raking in more cash than the blockchains they’re built on.
Coinbase urges Australia to stop dabbling, and start leading on crypto
Alright, mates, let’s talk about Australia and crypto. A country with one of the highest crypto adoption rates in the world, 31% of Aussies have dabbled in crypto, but no solid rules to back it up.
