Author: NBTC

Kekius Maximus token continued its strong surge on Jan. 1, becoming the best cryptocurrency in the market as the accumulation continued. The Kekius Maximus (KEKIUS) price surged by over 200%, reaching a high of $0.4010, pushing its market cap to over $332 milion. The surge happened after Elon Musk changed his X profile name and picture to that name, triggering more purchases by traders. There are signs that some crypto investors anticipate that the token will continue soaring in the next few weeks. One whale exchanged his 62 billion worth of Pepe (PEPE) tokens worth $1.2 million into the Kekius…

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South Korea is set to lift its ban on institutional crypto trading. Through 2025, a number of institutions, such as non-profits, universities, law enforcement agencies, and listed companies, will gain permission to trade crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This move follows years of strict rules aimed at controlling speculation and managing money laundering risks in the crypto market South Korea’s government has long had strict regulations on crypto trading. In 2017, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) banned Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) due to concerns over speculative investments. This was followed by a ban on financial institutions offering crypto services…

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Sarawak, one of the largest states in Malaysia, has announced plans for a research and development (R&D) center for climate change that would leverage emerging technologies to provide solutions to climate woes. The planned center will supercharge climate change mitigation efforts while spearheading risk assessment and adaptation programs. Dubbed the Sarawak Climate Change Center, authorities say the initiative will be Southeast Asia’s leading hub for climate change research. Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg disclosed the plans during a public lecture at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, where several industry stakeholders were present. Abang Johari informed attendees that the state…

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The token’s four-year division reoccurence cycles have historically driven price surges and investor interest in key growth years. Market data shows 2025 could deliver record-breaking highs as the token enters its next major bull market phase. Analysts expect rising adoption and limited supply to push Bitcoin’s value to unprecedented levels in the coming years. Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency, could see an unprecedented rise in prices by 2025 as its consistent market fluctuations continue. Analyst Aurelien Ohayon’s chart shows the token’s recurring periods of four years, which align closely with halving events. These halvings reduce mining rewards, limiting Bitcoin’s supply while…

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The highly anticipated Fed minutes have finally been released. Here are the most important parts to know from the published document: All participants thought it would be appropriate to keep the target interest rate unchanged. Some participants stated that possible changes in trade and immigration policies could prevent the decline in inflation. The vast majority of participants thought that the risks facing dual objectives were roughly balanced. Some participants stated that the risks to reaching the inflation target appeared greater than the risks to reaching the employment target. Some participants said it might be appropriate to pause or slow down…

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Russia has been grappling with a surge in crimes connected to crypto, according to the country’s Supreme Court. At a recent meeting attended by President Vladimir Putin, Irina Podnosova, Chairperson of the Russian Supreme Court, said that digital assets are playing an increasingly central role in criminal activities across the nation. “With the spread of cryptocurrency in the economy, there has been a rise in crimes where the digital currency is either the means of committing the crime, the criminal income, or the object of the offense,” Podnosova said at the annual meeting of judges of general jurisdiction, military, and…

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As large corporations accumulate more Bitcoin, thereis a risk of centralization, market manipulation, and increased government regulationthat could undermine the original principles of decentralization and freedom in the future. In recent years, we have seen huge attention from large corporations towards Bitcoin, the celebrated currency for years as decentralized and peer-to-peer. It was the currency’s ability to function outside of central banks, governments, and large financial institutions that attracted people toward Bitcoin. Bitcoin was designed to be a decentralized digital currency owned and used by anyone anywhere in the world without the help of an intermediary. The increasing interest and…

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Michael Saylor’s Strategy is adjusting the terms of its $2 billion convertible debt deal, slashing the conversion premium to 35% in an effort to attract investors, according to a report from Bloomberg. The company, which until recently operated under the name MicroStrategy, targeted a 40%-50% conversion premium for the zero-coupon convertible notes maturing in 2030 at first, but the lowered stock volatility has forced a recalibration. Hedge funds and institutional investors, who often do complex trades involving bonds and short-selling Strategy shares, have been closely watching the deal. Bloomberg data shows that Strategy’s 30-day stock volatility has dropped to less…

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Ripple, the leading provider of digital asset infrastructure is set for global adoption as 80% of Japanese banks have already integrated XRP into its financial systems. The adoption of Ripple by Japanese banks marks a significant shift for blockchain in mainstream finance, enabling faster and more cost-effective global payments. 2025 is already shaping up to be a significant year for Ripple as it surpasses other altcoins and even challenges the dominance of Bitcoin in mainstream adoption. Notably, more than half of Japanese banks are making strides by integrating XRP into their financial systems. At the forefront of this initiative is…

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Marty Party, the crypto commentator and music producer, shared on X an optimistic view on the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the future of crypto startups. The post focuses on the regulatory shifts currently underway within the SEC related to digital assets. He recalls how the agency had previously adopted a stringent, enforcement-centric approach toward cryptocurrencies. This was especially true under former SEC Chair Gary Gensler. The lack of clarity in rules made it difficult for startups to navigate this environment, deterring many from entering the space due to fears of legal repercussions and challenges in securing legal…

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