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TAC raised $11.5 million across its seed and strategic funding rounds in an effort to integrate DeFi with Telegram’s massive user base. The network also partnered with leading DeFi platforms like Curve, Morpho, and Euler. Also known as the TON Application Chain, TAC is a purpose-built EVM-compatible blockchain designed to bridge Ethereum dApps with the TON and Telegram ecosystem. Expanding DeFi to Telegram’s Billion Users While TON was purpose-built to launch new blockchain and crypto-native applications on Telegram, its native smart contract environment could not host existing Ethereum apps, which manage the lion’s share of DeFi activities. So, true DeFi…

In a fresh milestone, Pectra has been activated on Arbitrum, Ethereum’s leading layer-2 network. A new upgrade, ArbOS 40 “Callisto,” unlocks powerful new primitives for account abstraction, zk tooling and developer UX. Announced via a recent tweet, ArbOS 40 “Callisto” is now live on Arbitrum One and Nova. This upgrade brings new capabilities from Ethereum’s Pectra hard fork, including EIP-7702 (Account Abstraction), EIP-2537 (BLS Precompile), EIP-2935 (Block Hash Access) and a minor Stylus fix for devs. EIP-7702 brings more account abstraction to Arbitrum chains. Externally Owned Accounts (EOAs) can temporarily include executable code during a transaction. This enables account abstraction-like…

Solana slipped Monday, while XRP and Dogecoin held steady, as all three lagged behind Bitcoin over the past week. The broader pullback in digital assets over the past week comes amid renewed investor caution, primarily driven by trade tensions and macroeconomic uncertainty. “Sentiment in crypto is risk-off,” Strahinja Savic, head of data analytics at crypto advisory FRNT Financial, told Decrypt. “The driver of that has been this macro instability that spills over into crypto. You see these sharp sell-offs and a total reset of risk appetite.” Savic said that sluggish lending rates on DeFi platforms and low volume for perpetual…

Binance, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange, has announced the listing of Skate (SKATE) on its Alpha platform. Alongside this, Binance Futures will launch the SKATEUSDT perpetual contract, offering traders up to 50x leverage. This announcement triggered a double-digit rise in the price of altcoin during pre-market trading. Binance Alpha Announces SKATE Listing SKATE is the native utility and governance token that powers Skate’s multi-VM infrastructure. The total supply is capped at 1 billion tokens, with 10% allocated for the initial airdrop. This distribution will reward early participants who contributed to the platform’s adoption. According to Binance’s official announcement, SKATE trading…

Memecoin platform Pump Fun has made further additions to its legal team as it gears up to fight a lawsuit brought by legal firm Burwick Law. Legal filings from last Thursday and back in May revealed that Brown Rudnick’s Daniel L. Sachs and Kyle P. Dorso have been named as counsel. They join Stephen D Palley, chair of Brown Rudnick’s Digital Commerce Group, in representing Baton Corporation, Pump Fun’s parent company. Read more: Burwick Law founder likely behind Pump Fun memecoin, report According to Brown Rudnick, Sachs is a specialist in “white collar” defense and has worked as counsel for…

Pudgy Penguins enters the world of video games with Pengu Clash, an innovative title based on a play-to-win model developed on the TON blockchain. This new project marks an important step for the well-known NFT avatar brand, thanks to the partnership with Elympics and the use of cutting-edge technology to offer a competitive gaming experience focused on user skills. Pengu Clash: a play-to-win game based on skills and blockchain The future of Pudgy Penguins games Towards a sustainable gaming ecosystem Pengu Clash: a play-to-win game based on skills and blockchain The heart of Pengu Clash is in its play-to-win model,…

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, is pulling even further ahead of its rivals in the crypto spot trading arena. According to new data from The Block, Binance has captured a commanding 41.1% share of all global spot trading volume in June 2025, and the month is far from over. The volumes include trading of all cryptocurrencies listed on each platform. Binance accounts for 41.1% of all global spot trading volume in June 2025. Source: The Block Binance widens market share gap The monthly spot market volume data across cryptocurrency exchanges shows that Binance has done over $262.37…

A critical breakout for Bitcoin has been highlighted by the popular market analyst Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL). He noted that Bitcoin had cleared the $106,500 resistance level he had been eyeing. I mentioned before that I’m looking at $106,500 for #Bitcoin to break.It’s happening and it’s showing strength. I’ve added some more context of when I’m expecting to see the acceleration.As long as we start staying above crucial levels, we’ll start to see:– More buying… pic.twitter.com/scRtgpbjqJ — Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) June 9, 2025 The crypto analyst confirmed bullish news with this move, predicting a sharp increase as…

Bitcoin soared above the $110,000 mark late Monday for the first time in nearly two weeks, buoyed by optimism surrounding renewed trade discussions between the United States and China. The price jump also triggered a wave of short liquidations as the rally gained momentum. The world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization recently traded at around $110,286, marking a 3.6% gain over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin is now up nearly 5% over the last seven days, rebounding from a dip below $101,000 on June 5—a pullback that capped a broader decline dating back to late May. With BTC now nearing…

On Tuesday, the dollar fell to its weakest point in six weeks after new signs showed Trump’s trade policies were hurting the U.S. economy. On Tuesday, the dollar index hardly changed after falling to 98.58, its weakest level since late April. Compared to the Japanese yen, the dollar was at 142.71, which is nearly a one-week low. The euro hovered around $1.1446 after briefly climbing to $1.1454, its strongest in six weeks. Data on factory production and job growth, due later this week, may show the extent of the damage the trade war is causing. Even though global stock markets…