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New drop from Cardano Foundation
Cardano Foundation has introduced a decentralized identity solution called Veridian. Here’s how it works: * You install the Veridian Wallet (available on Android and iOS) and generate a private key. * It functions much like a crypto wallet - but instead of holding coins and tokens, it stores non-fungible, immutable files: your personal data. * These data credentials are issued by trusted organizations...
TrueUSD, FDUSD hit FUD. Bitcoin says “Thanks.”
Yesterday, we witnessed something unusual on the market - a wave of FUD hitting not just one, but two stablecoins at the same time. It all started with reports that TrueUSD had a $456 million shortfall in its reserves. The issuer, Techteryx, claimed they were the victim of fraud and took the matter to a Hong Kong court. Then Justin Sun stepped...
Not Safe for Work? Meet the Top Gainer of Recent Days
One of the top gainers in the past few days has been a coin called Titcoin, which nearly doubled in price just yesterday. If you google the name, you’ll find that Titcoin was actually a real project existed between 2014 and 2018. It was originally designed as an anonymous, decentralized payment method for adult content - pitched as a way to solve...
100 tons of gold requested for delivery from COMEX
According to the March delivery report from the COMEX gold futures market (part of CME Group), an unusually large amount of gold - 34,865 contracts, or nearly 100 tons - has been requested for physical delivery. It’s important to note that the vast majority of COMEX trades are settled in cash, not metal. Traders do have the option to request physical delivery...
German SPD is advocating for a 30% tax on all crypto gains
According to the published excerpt from coalition negotiations between Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD), the CDU, and the CSU, the SPD is advocating for a flat 30% tax on all crypto gains - regardless of how long the assets were held. Currently, Germany has a relatively crypto-friendly tax policy: if you hold your crypto for more than a year, any profit from its...
Does BitcoinFi Have a Future?
In the first quarter of 2025, altcoins have left many crypto enthusiasts disappointed. Those who once eagerly awaited an altseason seem to have lost patience altogether. Instead, attention has shifted back to Bitcoin, now widely regarded as a more promising investment. Developers, too, are increasingly launching innovative crypto projects directly in Bitcoin’s ecosystem, a...
ETH/BTC Ratio Hits 4-Year Low – What’s Next for Ethereum?
The ETH/BTC ratio has hit a four-year low, clearly signaling the onset of a long-term bearish trend. At this point, I wouldn't even suggest the usual advice to "buy the dip." The issue is deeper: there are currently no fundamental reasons driving new buyers toward Ethereum. Ethereum has always struggled with a clear and consistent narrative within...
90% of Toncoin holders are currently underwater
According to data from IntoTheBlock, 90% of Toncoin holders are currently at a loss. In other words, if we look at all addresses holding Toncoin and track when these coins were acquired, we find that in 90% of cases, the tokens were received when Toncoin's market price was higher than it is today. And that's despite Toncoin’s price increasing by 50% over...
Why Hyperliquid Isn't the New FTX
Bitget CEO stated that Hyperliquid, which yesterday forcibly closed significant positions at non-market prices, is following in FTX's footsteps. If you missed it, here's the short version: Hyperliquid validators delisted JELLY, forcibly closing all positions at inflated prices. Short position holders avoided losses, while long position holders missed out on expected profits...
Bitcoin or Bureaucracy? A £2,500 Lesson
A viral video has been making the rounds online, showing a Santander bank customer in the UK being denied a £2,500 cash withdrawal from his own account. The video was shared on Reddit by user BitCypher84, who summed it up with a simple comment: Study Bitcoin. It sounds like a cliché at this point - but let’s look closer: who exactly needs to hear...
