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In just 10 days, POPCAT has dropped over 30%, but the decline may not be over. A deeper analysis of…
Lazarus Group intensifies its cyber assault on crypto market, deploying sophisticated malware through fake video apps and expanding its targeting…
The European Central Bank is gearing up to challenge international payment giants by introducing its digital currency to strengthen Europe’s…
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes says he may have identified a reason why Bitcoin (BTC) is not rallying despite a looming…
Bitcoin (BTC) is navigating through a storm of fear and uncertainty, with recent volatile price action causing significant shakeouts among…
In one bizarre incident, housebreaking robbers threatened a man with a machete over his Bitcoin stash. The robbers also used…
Research from crypto exchange Bitfinex warns that reactions to recent rate cut news could bring down crypto prices in September.…
A closely followed crypto analyst is warning that on-chain metrics suggest investors are losing interest in Bitcoin (BTC) amid the…
In an interview, Paul Grewal, Coinbase’s Chief Legal Officer, said that a shift is coming in the U.S. crypto legislative…
Amid Terraform Labs’ ongoing unwind and the extradition battle involving its founder Do Kwon, a wallet linked to both entities…
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