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Justin Sun, founder of Tron (TRX), has broken the silence on the speculation about an exchange-traded fund (ETF) making the rounds in the crypto space. Sun validated the news by sharing an update with his over 3.8 million followers on X. SEC faces new ETF bid with staking component Notably, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been flooded with different ETF filings for XRP, Solana and even Dogecoin. When the rumors of a spot Tron ETF filtered in, some doubted the news’ authenticity. Sun has now validated it by attaching a link to the form S-1 filed by Canary…
After more than a decade of regulatory ambiguity, US lawmakers are opening federal doors to the stablecoin market. The Senate Banking Committee has tabled the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, a bipartisan bill that could establish a clear framework for dollar-pegged digital tokens. Stablecoins seem “safe,” but to thousands of crypto fraud victims, anything involving crypto is a hard pass. The legislation, led by Senator Bill Hagerty and co-sponsored by a cross-party coalition, is the Trump administration’s most profound attempt to impose oversight on the industry, accused of operating in a legal gray area. Still,…
Not many posts from 2013 still get circulated in crypto circles in 2025, but one that did this week comes from a well-known figure – Adam Back – and it is getting attention for one reason: it still reads like something someone would post today. Back then, Bitcoin (BTC) had just crossed $100, and people on forums were wondering if they had already missed the opportunity to buy. Back stepped in with what looked like a mix of technical perspective and straight-up common sense. He pointed out that even if someone bought at $30 or $100, they would likely still…
While the net capitalization of the cryptocurrency market is losing value again, the segment of meme cryptocurrencies is sending mixed signals to its audience. Amid all largest dog coins, Shiba Inu (SHIB) shows the strongest performance in the last 24 hours. Shiba Inu (SHIB) is top gainer amid largest meme coins Shiba Inu (SHIB), the second-largest meme cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is up by 2.7% today. Shiba Inu’s (SHIB) price hit $0.00001221, while its capitalization exceeded $7 billion. Shiba Inu (SHIB) is the 19th biggest cryptocurrency by market cap. Dogecoin (DOGE), the largest meme cryptocurrency, is also in the green.…
Both the U.S. Senate and House are considering bills creating a regulatory framework for stablecoins, and all of the usual crypto-skeptic refrains have been sung, including the hymn that crypto is for crime. For instance, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) warned that the Senate’s GENIUS Act “will supercharge the financing of terrorism.” During debate on the House’s STABLE Act, Representative Brad Sherman (D-CA) worried about the use of “unhosted wallets to evade” anti-money laundering provisions. Not surprisingly, both the GENIUS and STABLE Acts include significant sections on illicit finance, including subjecting stablecoin issuers to the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA). But lawmakers…
According to onchain analytics from Arkham Intelligence, in the past 27 days, North Korea’s hacking arm Lazarus Group, has orchestrated the transfer of 3,932 BTC, valued at $331.99 million. Even after dispatching such a considerable portion, the remaining cache still cements North Korea’s standing as the third-largest nation-state bitcoin holder. Lazarus Group’s 27-Day Exodus Over the past month, the hacking syndicate Lazarus Group has orchestrated a significant number of crypto asset transfers. As of March 22, 2025, Lazarus held 13,332 bitcoin, totaling $1.12 billion, and Bitcoin.com News reported that these holdings were being moved across a multitude of unidentified addresses,…
Solana generated $369.5 million in revenue during Q1 2025, already reaching 50% of its total revenue from 2024. This demonstrates Solana’s faster revenue growth, exceeding Ethereum’s Q1 2025 revenue of $220.8 million. According to recent performance data, Solana is expected to surpass Ethereum’s total revenue for the year. Source: X Solana has been on an upward trend, propelled by its high scalability, low transaction fees, and its ability to handle large volumes of transactions. Over the years, Solana’s annual revenue has witnessed a significant surge. Related: Solana Losing U.S. Market Share: Could This Pump Chances of XRP ETF Approval? In…
Shaquille O’Neal has reached a settlement agreement with a group of FTX investors who accused him of enabling the failed crypto exchange’s fraud by acting as a celebrity promoter, according to a court filing. Details of the settlement agreement, including the amount O’Neal will pay, have not yet been disclosed. Plaintiffs in the case are seeking up to $21 billion in total damages from O’Neal and other promoters, former executives and other insiders. The former basketball star-turned-business mogul was just one of a host of celebrity promoters named in the class action suit. Other athletes, including tennis player Naomi Osaka,…
Token unlocks have the power to move markets. They inject fresh liquidity, trigger price swings, and influence investors’ feelings about a project. During these events, projects release previously locked tokens, making them available for public trading. This week, three major projects are stepping into the spotlight—Scroll (SCR), Plume Network (PLUME), and Altlayer (ALT)—as they prepare to release a wave of tokens into circulation. Scroll (SCR) Unlock Date: April 22 Number of Tokens to be Unlocked: 40 million SCR (4% of Total Supply) Current Circulating Supply: 190 million Total supply: 1 billion SCR Scroll is a Layer 2 solution that boosts…
It seems that the XRP debate is not over. If anything, it is picking up steam again just as the altcoin gains traction with a major institutional milestone; it is also being pulled back into legal discourse. John Deaton, attorney and prominent voice during the Ripple v. SEC battle, being a legal representative of XRP holders in this case, recently weighed in after a critic on X dismissed the cryptocurrency as a scam and pushed Bitcoin and Ethereum as the only legitimate digital assets. Deaton’s response did not just defend XRP; it challenged the broader framing of regulatory fairness in…