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Binance co-founder and CEO He Yi announced on social media platform X that the cryptocurrency exchange has paid over $1.2 billion in interest to stablecoin depositors since 2022. The payments were distributed through Binance Earn, the exchange’s suite of yield-generating products. Binance Earn and User Returns Binance Earn allows users to deposit various cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins, to earn interest or other rewards. He Yi emphasized that the value returned to users is a core priority for the exchange. ‘Helping them access the market and utilize their assets is what creates long-term opportunities,’ she stated in her post. The $1.2 billion…

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SodaBot, a smart operating system (OS) and multi-agent Artificial Intelligence (AI) framework, has made a partnership announcement with SumPlus, a decentralized, AI-powered Web3 protocol. The primary purpose of this partnership is to improve efficiency, automation, and asset security across the AI ecosystem. Both platforms have been working in the digital market for a long time and have a strong and satisfactory place within the ecosystem. SumPlus offers a composable financial stack and a secure skills marketplace for on-chain AI agents. SodaBot has shared this news on its official X account. SodaBot 🤝 @SumPlusReal🔹 SodaBot: Autonomous Agent Routing & Cognitive Execution…

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Bitcoin has delivered some of the biggest gains in financial history, but its journey has been far from smooth. The story of Bitcoin crashes provides important context for understanding these dramatic ups and downs. According to a report, over the last decade, the world’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin has survived exchange failures, regulatory crackdowns, global market panics, and the collapse of some of the industry’s biggest companies. Here are the biggest Bitcoin crashes of the last 10 years. 1. Mt. Gox Flash Crash (2011) The biggest crash in Bitcoin’s history occurred when hackers compromised accounts at Mt. Gox, then the largest…

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Blockchain-based lending protocol Morpho said it raised $175 million in a funding round co-led by Paradigm, a16z crypto and Ribbit Capital, as investors bet that credit markets will increasingly move onchain. The round also included Apollo Funds, Circle Ventures, VanEck and Ledger Cathay, according to a post on the Morpho blog. Morpho operates an open credit network that allows institutions and fintech firms to build lending products on blockchain rails. The protocol has more than $11 billion in deposits and is used by institutional clients including Bitwise, Galaxy and Anchorage Digital, as well as crypto exchanges Coinbase, Kraken and Binance.…

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Crypto trader Garrett Jin (@GarrettBullish) has exited his entire position in Hyperliquid’s $HYPE token. According to Lookonchain, he sold 184,102 $HYPE worth about $13.55 million at an average price of roughly $73.60. Notably, the trade generated a profit of around $2.83 million. After closing the $HYPE position, Jin opened a long position in Uniswap’s $UNI token. He also continues to hold sizable long positions in Bitcoin and Zcash. His current portfolio includes a long position of 1,268 $BTC valued at approximately $83.39 million, 50,013 $ZEC worth about $25.2 million, and 80,000 $UNI valued at roughly $271,000. $HYPE Reaches New All-Time…

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The world’s biggest stablecoins are increasingly becoming chain-specific financial products, with Tether’s USDt ($USDT) and Circle’s $USDC ($USDC) serving distinct roles across the crypto ecosystem rather than competing head-on. Dune’s Digital Asset Brief found that $USDT overwhelmingly dominates onchain payments. During the first half of 2026, the biggest stablecoin settled about $95 billion in identified commerce payments, compared with $14 billion for second-biggest $USDC. It also accounted for roughly 92% of the $48 billion in business-to-business payment volume. On Tron, $USDT’s largest network, around 93% of the token’s supply is held in ordinary wallets rather than on exchanges, underscoring its…

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South Korean telecommunications giant KT has announced plans to fully launch two new blockchain-based growth businesses: a “Token Factory” and a “Stablecoin” service. The initiative, reported by NoCut News, represents a strategic pivot for the company as it seeks to transform into what CEO Park Yoon-young describes as an “AX Platform Company.” Leveraging Existing Infrastructure KT intends to combine its proprietary network and security infrastructure across the entire digital asset value chain. This includes token issuance, custody, settlement, network transmission, and integration into real-world ecosystems. By leveraging its existing capabilities, the company aims to create a vertically integrated offering that…

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Bitcoin [$BTC] could face another round of volatility as concerns grow over whether the asset can hold the $60,000 region. At press time, Bitcoin was trading around $62,500, with a growing number of traders exiting the market. On the 23rd of June, U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded an outflow of roughly $113.78 million, marking their first back-to-back daily outflows. This occurred as the overall spot market netflow reached $30.56 million. Worries about a volatile week ahead have intensified, particularly as the volume of capital now sitting on exchanges sparks concern. Exchange inflows hit multi-month high The average inflow of…

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Trad.Fi, which lends money to companies buying heavy equipment, said it is working with W3, a developer of AI agents for enterprises, to deploy $650 million in private credit onchain over the next 48 months. The program targets the heavily paper-based U.S. equipment distribution sector, focusing on manufacturing systems, industrial electrical infrastructure and residential solar installations. By using AI to evaluate risk, conduct due diligence and price loans, Trad.Fi aims to compress the typically monthslong financing timelines for small and mid-sized businesses into a single day. “Small businesses lose deals waiting for financing, and the only way to fix that…

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On June 15, 2026, Toncoin became Gram, reclaiming the name regulators erased in 2020. Here is the full story: what changed, what did not, the six-year history behind it, how Gram works, how to buy it, and whether it is worth owning. Table of Contents Gram vs. Toncoin: what actually changed? Why Gram disappeared for six years Pavel Durov and “Make TON Great Again” How does Gram work? The Gram impostors: how to tell them apart A critical scam warning How to buy Gram ($GRAM) Is Gram a good investment? Frequently Asked Questions Gram is the native cryptocurrency of The…

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