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Solana-centric io.net, a decentralized GPU ecosystem, and veteran programmable L1 Injective have announced a collaboration to explore the integration of Injective’s iAgent AI agent framework with io.net’s decentralized compute network. io.net integrates Injective’s iAgent for data io.net, a global decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN) network, has entered into a long-term strategic collaboration with Injective, a high-performance L1 for on-chain transactions. With this collaboration, io.net is set to explore iAgent, Injective’s first AI agent-based SDK. It’s easy to get euphoric when new tech comes out, but when it comes to artificial intelligence, the potential impact is truly 🤯So let’s get specific, what…
Bitcoin USD is showing strong bullish momentum following a V-shaped recovery and a breakout from a falling wedge pattern. With critical resistance levels surpassed, the cryptocurrency is projected to target $108,370.60, $117,908.14, and $127,942.43 in the short-to-mid term. Recent whale activity, including the withdrawal of 2,173 BTC, further signals reduced selling pressure. It also shows a potential continuation of the rally. V-Shaped Recovery and Falling Wedge Breakout The daily chart illustrates a V-shaped recovery, often associated with a strong reversal from bearish conditions. The bulls have driven BTC price back up from a crucial support area at $88,000-$90,000. This is…
IOTX, the native token of IoTeX, rose slightly on Jan. 14 as the decentralized physical infrastructure network platform announced a major partnership with enterprise blockchain firm Fireblocks. As the broader crypto market joined risk assets in moving higher after latest U.S. economic data, IoTeX (IOTX) token jumped more than 5% to intraday highs of $0.036. IOTX saw these gains as the DePIN project announced its integration with Fireblocks, an enterprise platform for digital assets management on the blockchain. Earlier in the day, IOTX had hit its lowest price since Dec. 20, 2024. Potential profit taking may therefore curtail immediate upside…
On Monday, February 3, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) implemented a new policy that could slow down its crypto-related investigations. According to Reuters, sources familiar with the matter revealed that SEC lawyers are now required to get approval from politically appointed leadership before formally initiating probes. This change marks a shift in the SEC’s previous procedures and comes under the agency’s new leadership following President Donald Trump’s administration. Typically, the SEC is overseen by five commissioners, including the chair, though the commission currently operates with only three members — two Republicans and one Democrat. Commissioners are appointed by…
Bitcoin price extended losses and traded below the $95,000 zone. BTC is correcting gains and might struggle to recover above the $96,500 level. Bitcoin started a fresh decline from the $97,500 resistance zone. The price is trading below $97,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a connecting bearish trend line forming with resistance at $94,900 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The pair could start another increase if it stays above the $92,500 support zone. Bitcoin Price Dips Below $95K Bitcoin price failed to start a recovery wave above the $98,000…
Despite a difficult start for the memecoin market, investors are returning to buy Solana (SOL), with an increase of 9.8% according to Mercuryo. The Solana blockchain thus confirms itself as the beating heart of the crypto ecosystem. Let’s see all the details in this article. Memecoin investors return to the field according to Mercuryo: Solana grows despite the losses in the sector Memecoin and innovation: a winning combination The resilience of the crypto market Memecoin investors return to the field according to Mercuryo: Solana grows despite the losses in the sector The cryptocurrency market kicked off 2025 with high volatility,…
U.S. financial markets have long been burdened with a patchwork of outdated, overly complex, paternalistic rules. Meanwhile, the government’s failure to establish a regulatory regime for digital assets, coupled with its aggressive persecution of the industry, has stifled innovation. Unsurprisingly, the rest of the world surged ahead, leaving the U.S. behind. Now, under President Trump’s leadership, we stand on the brink of a historic shift. His “largest deregulation campaign in history” and “revolution of common sense,” offers us a rare chance to remove artificial boundaries, retire antiquated philosophies, and rethink our approach to regulating financial markets and digital asset ecosystems.…
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has received court approval to sell approximately 69,370 Bitcoin seized in connection with the Silk Road darknet marketplace, a haul currently valued at around $6.5 billion, DB News reported Wednesday. The decision is set to end a years-long legal dispute over the BTC stash’s ownership. The US Govt has been given the greenlight to liquidate 69,000 BTC ($6.5B) from Silk Road, an official confirmed to DB News today Interesting situation less than 2 weeks away from the new admin who vowed to not sell https://t.co/HqD1KnhJK3 pic.twitter.com/xn8ATSEL7H — db (@tier10k) January 9, 2025 On December…
Yoroi, the largest noncustodial wallet for the Cardano (ADA) blockchain ecosystem, shared the details of its 5.0 version. Thanks to new feature-rich integrations, Cardanians do not have to leave Yoroi for crypto-to-cash conversion any longer. Top ADA wallet Yoroi enhances fiat operations: Details Yoroi, the dominant decentralized wallet for Cardano (ADA), announced the release of its v5.0 mainnet version. It is equipped with advanced fiat-to-crypto operations instruments thanks to new partnerships of the Yoroi team. Buying and selling $ADA has never been easier. With just a few clicks, easily fransform your paycheck into cash- directly to your bank in minutes…
The alleged change, which would require SEC attorneys to obtain the approval of the commission as a whole, is part of the institution’s new directives aimed at increasing the efficiency of its probes and actions. SEC Allegedly Changing Modus Operandi: Formal Probes Would Need Prior Approval The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is changing its modus operandi regarding how the agency manages and conducts formal probes. According to two sources quoted by Reuters, now attorneys have to have prior approval of the commissioners, a requirement not enforced before. This change in how procedures are carried out might delay conducting…