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The company’s ticker, SECZ, began trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Thursday, July 2, after Securitize closed its business combination with Cantor Equity Partners II on July 1. Shares opened at $12.45, touched an intraday high of $13.70, and closed the session at $12.30, up 4.41% from the prior close of $11.78. After-hours trading pushed the stock to $12.60. Volume for the day reached 839,134 shares against an average of 853,500. The company’s market cap stood at $1.821 billion. Securitize did not just list on the NYSE. It tokenized its own common stock onchain the same day,…
The $ZEC token recorded an increase of over 12% during Tuesday’s session. Project Tachyon is leading the mathematical verification of the network’s upcoming shielded pool, named Ironwood. A previous flaw in the Orchard pool caused a 40% drop in the asset’s price in early June. This Tuesday, Zcash’s native token, $ZEC, recorded a surge of over 12% following progress reported by the developers of its shielded pool. Project Tachyon aims to eradicate counterfeiting vulnerabilities Those responsible for Project Tachyon presented new details regarding the technical verification efforts focused on Ironwood, the network’s upcoming shielded pool. In this regard, Zcash founder…
For the first time in the tournament’s near-century of history, a crypto exchange sits inside FIFA’s official partner ecosystem. Six billion viewers, sixteen host cities, one industry trying to prove it has outgrown the arena-naming era. Here is what the deal actually is, and what it has to survive. On June 9, 2026, two days before the biggest World Cup ever staged kicked off, FIFA announced something that would have sounded like satire during the last tournament: an official crypto exchange partner. Kraken, through its parent company Payward, became the Official Crypto Exchange Supporter of the FIFA World Cup 2026,…
Compound will deprecate its Polygon and Unichain Comets after a Gauntlet proposal cited low usage and unnecessary complexity. The plan would reduce collateral factors to zero, set supply caps to zero and prevent new supply or collateral use on those deployments. Existing users would need to withdraw or migrate positions as Compound redirects development and security resources toward primary markets, future innovations and more efficient protocol operations. Compound Finance is moving to deprecate its Polygon and Unichain Comets after a Gauntlet proposal argued that the deployments no longer justify their operational footprint. Discussed on the Compound Governance Forum on July…
As of July 8, 2026, the Bitcoin price today reflects a market trapped between structural damage and fragile support. $BTC trades near $62,210, pinned below all major moving averages, with the Fear & Greed Index at 20 — deep inside Extreme Fear territory. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Key takeaways Bitcoin trades at $62,210, below the 20-day EMA ($62,602) and 50-day EMA ($65,552) The Fear & Greed Index sits at 20, indicating Extreme Fear across the market Daily RSI at 45.88 signals room for further downside before any mechanical bounce The 1H 200-EMA at $62,213 is…
In a widely shared post, @Token_Logic highlighted that WBTC and cbBTC on Aave V4 reached new all-time highs, collectively totaling $62.6 million in $BTC collateral. This development underscores the growing interest in using Bitcoin as collateral in decentralized finance applications. The Latest figures reveal that WBTC and cbBTC have surged to new all-time highs, reflecting a combined $BTC collateral of $62.6 million on Aave V4. This significant milestone illustrates not only the platform’s increasing adoption but also hints at a broader trend of rising confidence among traders in utilizing Bitcoin within decentralized finance ecosystems. As the market dynamics shift, this…
The market’s two largest assets, Bitcoin and Ethereum, suffered significant multi-million dollar capital flight over the past week, but $XRP and ETH have managed to buck the bearish trend. Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a punishing net outflow of $526 million while Ethereum investment vehicles shed a modest $14 million. In sharp contrast, $XRP and Solana pulled in a combined $49 million in positive weekly net inflows. Growing appetite for spot $XRP ETFs $XRP ETFs continue to show impressive resilience due to steady institutional demand. According to the data from financial data platform CoinGlass, the total market capitalization for all combined…
The Core Team behind the controversial project continues to improve the user experience, and the latest set of updates is focused on the Pi App Studio. However, it appears that the native token’s current situation cannot be positively influenced by any of these, as it has plunged once again to a fresh all-time low less than 10 days after the previous one. What’s New on Pi App Studio Ever since it released the Pi App Studio last year, the team has doubled down on improving the general experience, especially by introducing AI-related features. In its latest blog post on the…
New Hampshire has officially enacted the ‘Blockchain Basics Act’ (HB639), a law that provides broad protections for cryptocurrency users across the state. The legislation, which took effect recently, prohibits state and local governments from imposing additional taxes solely for using digital assets and from restricting their use for payments or self-custody in personal wallets. Key Provisions of HB639 The law clarifies that individuals and businesses operating blockchain nodes, mining, or staking are not required to obtain money transmitter licenses. It also explicitly states that these activities do not constitute the issuance or sale of securities under state law, offering a…
The biggest sporting event on Earth has become the biggest liquidity event in prediction market history. Billions in tournament volume, a $45 billion June across the sector, one very expensive longshot trap, and a CFTC probe arriving right on schedule. Four years ago, during the Qatar World Cup, Polymarket processed a grand total of $138,000 in tournament bets. That is not a typo missing some zeros. One hundred thirty-eight thousand dollars, roughly the price of a nice car, across the entire biggest sporting event on the planet. This summer, the same platform blew through $5 billion in World Cup trading…