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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. While the EU has been working on regulating digital assets since early discussions in 2020 and now leads with the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), the U.S. has avoided enacting specific crypto laws for years. Instead, it relied on applying existing statutes to the digital space. Summary Three major bills mark a policy shift: The CLARITY Act defines token categories and lifecycle transitions; the GENIUS Act regulates stablecoin issuance; and the Anti-CBDC Act seeks to ban a…
Four.meme has officially surpassed Pump.fun in daily token launches and revenue, marking a major shift in the memecoin launchpad ecosystem. While Pump.fun cools after months of explosive growth, Four.meme on BNB Chain is experiencing record-breaking activity. According to blockchain researcher Ario, Solana’s memecoin activity has declined sharply since early September, while Four.meme has risen to dominate new token launches and trading volume. Solana’s Cooldown: From 40K Launches to 10K In early September, Solana was the leading hub for memecoin launches, according to data provided by SolanaFloor and Ario. Retail traders flocked to Pump.fun to mint and trade new tokens, pushing…
Ethereum, which is the second largest cryptocurrency in the world, has once again faced scrutiny. This is after an astounding $80.2 million Ethereum sell-off from BlackRock clients. This large sale of Ethereum has once again opened up discussions about how institutional investors feel about crypto-assets as a whole and about Ethereum’s price trends entering Q4 2025. In the past few months, institutional investors have played a large role in crypto price movements. The BlackRock crypto investment community has started to show a more careful re-positioning. This is regarded as a sign of faith in the wider crypto markets. Some analysts…
Key Takeaways Jim Cramer recommends investing in individual stocks as opposed to broad market indices, highlighting Apple and Nvidia as examples of outperforming companies. Nvidia has risen nearly 37% year-to-date through September 2025, fueled by demand for its AI chips and data center technologies. Jim Cramer, the CNBC “Mad Money” host, has advocated for investing in individual stocks, citing the surge in Apple and Nvidia shares as examples of why targeted investments can outperform broader market strategies. The financial commentator’s recommendation comes as both tech giants have delivered substantial gains this year. Nvidia has surged around 37% year-to-date, driven by…
Roman Storm, a developer of the Tornado Cash privacy-preserving protocol, asked the open source software community whether they are concerned with being retroactively prosecuted by the US Department of Justice for developing decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms. Storm asked DeFi developers: “How can you be so sure you won’t be charged by the DOJ as a money service business for building a non-custodial protocol?” The DOJ could prosecute a case, arguing that any decentralized, non-custodial service should have been developed as a custodial service, as it did in the case against him, Storm added, citing his recent motion for acquittal, which…
Crypto whale James Wynn has fired back at what he describes as a “coordinated FUD campaign.” He aimed at Binance and its native token, BNB, following a wave of online misinformation. His post on X (formerly Twitter) came amid a heated 48-hour debate. Rumors of compensation talks between major exchanges after the recent $20 billion liquidation event sparked it. Do you know what. I’ve never seen as much FUD, LIES & MISINFORMATION towards #Binance and #BNB as I have over the past 48hrs.The F***ed up thing is that the vast majority of these accounts are Solana accounts, or Anti Aster…
Stablecoin supply hit $283.2 billion with 25.2 million monthly senders, the highest ever recorded
The total stablecoin supply has reached a record-breaking $283.2 billion, and it’s not the only milestone. The number of monthly stablecoin senders just climbed to 25.2 million, the highest ever recorded, according to data from Token Terminal. So far in 2025, startups working on stablecoin projects have pulled in $621.81 million in funding. That’s not a typo. It’s seven times more than the $84 million raised in all of 2024. The biggest single deal came from OSL Group, a firm based in Hong Kong that locked in $300 million back in July. That capital’s going straight into expanding operations across…
Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is reportedly preparing to review regulations that could allow banks to acquire and hold cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin for investment purposes. The move would mark a major policy shift, as current supervisory guidelines, revised in 2020, effectively ban banks from holding crypto due to volatility risks, according to a Sunday report from Livedoor News. Per the report, the FSA plans to discuss the reform at an upcoming meeting of the Financial Services Council, an advisory body to the Prime Minister. The initiative aims to align crypto asset management with traditional financial products like stocks and…
In a significant move to regain trust after Griffin AI (Gain) was hacked. Binance Alpha announced a Griffin AI token swap on its improved Binance Alpha 2.0 platform. This decision was made after the Hack and continued teamwork between the exchange and the Griffin AI team to make sure that affected users were provided full protections. The exchange previously confirmed that trading of the new GAIN token will officially resume on October 13, 2025, at 12:00 (UTC); which will be welcomed news as it comes after the Project assured prior reporting user protections were at the highest priority, and for…
The crypto market’s two titans, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), continue to dominate investor attention as both assets post impressive gains in 2025. Yet, their paths differ in key ways that could define the next phase of digital asset growth heading into 2026. Why Ethereum? Ethereum has outperformed Bitcoin in 2025, rising 30% year-to-date compared to Bitcoin’s 25% gain. Between May and September, ETH more than doubled in price, quickly erasing any earlier underperformance relative to BTC. Ethereum’s key differentiator remains its proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, in contrast to Bitcoin’s proof-of-work (PoW) model. While this distinction may seem technical, it…