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Onchain IP turns static, illiquid rights into transparent, tradable assets, letting games like My Pet Hooligan convert fans from passive consumers into real economic stakeholders The entertainment industry has long treated intellectual property like the paranoid owner of a rare painting, locked away in a private vault. It is extremely valuable, but static, illiquid, and accessible only to whoever holds the key. The traditional framework for registering IP such as movie franchises, songs, and video games is broken, especially in a world where virtually all entertainment has gone digital. Yet the underlying legal infrastructure that records ownership is still stuck…
Long-term projection models are once again being linked to Bitcoin logarithmic regression lines, indicating that a potential long-term move toward $400,000 is conceivable. Bitcoin’s high potential Although the number itself draws attention, a more grounded interpretation of the underlying model is necessary. A short-term trading tool is not logarithmic regression. It is a macro framework that charts the growth trajectory of Bitcoin over time, while taking diminishing returns into consideration as the asset ages. BTC/USDT Chart by TradingView The model smoothes price action into a curved channel that represents slowing growth over each cycle, as opposed to projecting exponential upside…
Spark has announced that it closed the first quarter of 2026 in profit, reporting gross protocol returns of $31.5 million and a treasury of $46.1 million. The protocol shared the numbers from its Q1 2026 financial report, and so far, the second quarter has been going well for Spark after it emerged as the unlikely beneficiary of the worst crisis to hit its largest competitor in years. Aave, the dominant force in decentralized lending, suffered a severe blow on April 18 when attackers exploited a vulnerability in Kelp DAO’s LayerZero V2 cross-chain bridge. The attackers minted approximately 116,500 unbacked rsETH…
Paxos crossed $8 billion in total issued asset market cap, up over 500% year-over-year. The chart from Token Terminal tells the story bluntly: flat for most of 2023, a gradual climb through 2024, then a near-vertical move into early 2026. An under-the-radar stablecoin & RWA issuer: @Paxos The market cap of assets issued by Paxos surpassed $8 billion, up over 500% YoY.An issuer & assets to follow 👇 pic.twitter.com/Jj2GX4m2vC — Token Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal) March 14, 2026 What Paxos Issues and Where The $8 billion sits across three core products deployed on six chains. $PYUSD, the PayPal stablecoin issued by…
The Fellowship political action committee (PAC), which launched claiming to have more than $100 million from crypto-aligned backers, has reportedly backed out of an advertising deal to support Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a crucial US Senate race. According to a Thursday report from Axios, Republican leaders contacted US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on his connections to Fellowship, which has been partially funded by Cantor Fitzgerald. Lutnick, as the former president and CEO and whose sons are now in charge of the financial services company, reportedly faced questioning from Republicans about Fellowship’s support of Paxton, whom on Tuesday the…
Why $60,000 decides whether Bitcoin’s recent strength cracks as nearly half the market slips into loss
Bitcoin’s price is still trading far above the depths of past bear markets, and that distance is now making the current moment feel pretty disorienting. Under the surface, a huge share of the market is already back in pain. On-chain data show that by early April, roughly 46% of Bitcoin’s supply was being held at a loss, meaning that nearly half of the coins on the network were last bought at prices above the current market price. Markets tend to get emotionally unstable when large numbers of people are trapped in losing positions, and the gap between what a price…
Rune Christensen, the founder of Sky Protocol published a proposal on the Sky governance forum on April 24 to consider permanently moving the protocol out of its bootstrap funding phase after the recent transfer of Genesis Capital to Grove, an institutional credit allocator in the Sky Agent Network. Sky Protocol, which operated for the first nine years of its lifetime as MakerDAO, announced the plans to simplify how its treasury distributes net revenue now that it has completed the founding-era capital deployments on its governance forum. Genesis Capital was the mechanism Sky used to seed new agents with USDS, the…
The past week was eventful when it comes to the blockchain and crypto investment landscape. In this respect, Eightco Holdings, Kast, and Cryptio have taken the leading positions among the top fundraising events of the past week. As per the data from Top 7 ICO, the other key names on the list of crypto funding events include Zcash Open Development Lab (Zodl), Unitas Labs, MetaComp, and VeyAI. Overall, these events underscore the growing investor confidence in the emerging technologies. Top 7 Notable Rounds of the Past Week@Eightcoholdings – $125M@KASTxyz – $80M@cryptio_co – $45M@zodl_app – $25M@UnitasLabs – $13.33M@MetaCompHQ – $13M@VeryAI –…
According to CryptoQuant, whale activity for Chainlink ($LINK) appears to be intensifying. With the market’s recent downturn, certain tokens, Chainlink ($LINK) among them, are beginning to exhibit pronounced token movements. This suggests that large players might be taking deliberate action. Whale activity on $LINK is intensifying“Two daily peaks stand out, with over 8,000 $LINK withdrawn from Binance among the 10 largest transactions of the day.” – By @Darkfost_Coc pic.twitter.com/R0C4kI82ZV — CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) April 1, 2026 The Top 10 outflow transactions reveal a pattern. The two biggest transactions were seen with 8,000 $LINK tokens moved out of Binance. This transaction volume…
Four of the Magnificent Seven (Mag 7) tech giants are still on track to meet their massive artificial intelligence (AI) spending targets this year, according to their earnings report. The companies that have reported quarterly earnings post-market on Wednesday are Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOG), Meta (META) and Amazon (AMZ), with a combined market cap of approximately $12 trillion. Previously, an analysis by Bridgewater Associates flagged that the four companies are expected to spend roughly $650 billion together on AI infrastructure in 2026. While most of them didn’t break out their AI spending in their latest earnings, they seem on track…