Many traders in the cryptocurrency world are showing renewed optimism toward Solana (SOL). They’re buying ahead of a key decision by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on whether to approve a Solana spot or staking ETF. The question on many minds: Can SOL regain its momentum and hit $250 again? What’s Driving the...
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U.S. Government Shutdown Looms — Could It Stall the Crypto Market Structure Bill?
A U.S. government shutdown may be just hours away. That looming threat isn’t just a political drama — it could ripple into the world of crypto regulation, delaying legislation already in motion. The big question many are asking: Will a shutdown block progress on the crypto market structure bill? What’s Going On? The U.S. Congress...
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Will the XRP Price Rally Restart in October?
Many crypto traders are asking the same question: Can XRP’s price start rising again in October? The answer is uncertain, but there are a few important clues that can help us guess what might happen. The Current Situation As of now, XRP is trading in a range between about $2.70 and $2.90. Analysts see $2.75...
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French Officials Pressured Telegram to Censor Moldova Election Posts: Durov
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has revealed that French officials pushed his platform to censor posts related to Moldova’s recent elections. According to him, the requests raised concerns about free speech, political influence, and the independence of digital platforms. What Happened Pavel Durov, the Russian-born entrepreneur who created Telegram, said French authorities contacted the company during...
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Expect Major BTC Corrections Before New All-Time Highs: Analyst
A well-known crypto analyst recently warned that Bitcoin (BTC) might go through significant pullbacks before it can reach fresh all-time highs. The message: don’t expect a straight upward march. The road ahead may have bumps. Why Corrections Are Seen as Natural The analyst, Jordi Visser, compares Bitcoin’s path to that of Nvidia, a major tech...
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Here’s What Happened in Crypto Today
The crypto world had a busy and wild day—here’s a simple breakdown of what’s going on, what moved markets, and what might matter tomorrow. 📉 Big Drop Across the Market Today saw significant declines for many major cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin fell around 2.8%, while Ethereum and XRP also slid.Barron’s+1 One of the biggest triggers was a...
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The Moral Case for Bitcoin: How BTC Challenges the War Machine
For more than a century, governments around the world have relied on centralized control of money to finance wars. The ability to print money, manipulate interest rates, and control banking systems has allowed states to fund conflicts on a massive scale without directly asking their citizens to pay higher taxes. This hidden form of financing...
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Ether ETFs Log Straight Week of Outflows, $796M Pulled as Price Drops 10%
Ethereum, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, faced another tough week as investors pulled money out of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) linked to the token. According to the latest data, Ether ETFs recorded their eighth straight week of outflows, with a total of $796 million withdrawn. The withdrawals came as the price of Ether fell by about 10%,...
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Trump-Linked WLFI Burns $1.43M Worth of Tokens After $1M Buyback
A cryptocurrency project called WLFI, which has been linked in media reports to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s political circle, has announced the burning of tokens worth $1.43 million. The burn followed a token buyback of around $1 million, creating fresh debate about how political-linked crypto projects operate and attract investors. What Is WLFI? WLFI...
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Retail, Quants Drive DEX Adoption as Institutions Stick With CEXs: Bitget
The cryptocurrency industry is constantly changing, and one of the key debates is whether decentralized exchanges (DEXs) or centralized exchanges (CEXs) will dominate in the future. A new report from crypto exchange Bitget suggests that retail traders and quantitative (quant) trading firms are fueling the growth of DEXs, while larger institutions continue to prefer CEXs....
