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Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Cardano eyes a possible 3x rally, but analysts say Remittix’s real-world remittance utility could deliver a 50x surge first. Summary Cardano has broken out of a falling wedge, with analysts targeting $1.20 short-term and up to $2.90 long-term. Remittix has raised $18.5m, passed a CertiK audit, and targets the $19t remittance market with a Q3 2025 wallet launch. Analysts predict ADA could triple, while RTX’s adoption-driven model may yield 50x gains if momentum continues. Cardano price predictions are gaining…
Bitcoin continues to dominate the cryptocurrency market, with institutional demand showing few signs of easing, and that may be the main reason altseason has yet to arrive. Summary Bitcoin’s market dominance remains high, defying the post-halving rotation pattern that typically sparks altseason. Institutional accumulation via ETFs and treasuries is keeping capital locked in BTC, limiting altcoin upside. Ethereum’s gains and ETF inflows hint at potential rotation, but sentiment remains below past cycle altseason peaks. A new quarterly report from Bybit and Block Scholes, published Aug. 8, shows that Bitcoin’s (BTC) share of the total non-stablecoin crypto market cap remains on…
LayerZero Foundation has put forward a proposal to acquire all circulating Stargate tokens for roughly $110 million in ZRO, aiming to consolidate control over one of the most-used cross-chain bridges in the market. Summary LayerZero proposes $110M acquisition of all Stargate tokens, offering $0.1675 per STG. Deal would dissolve Stargate DAO, integrate governance under LayerZero, and use revenue for ZRO buybacks. STG rose 12% and ZRO 15% after the announcement; community vote requires 70% approval. The Aug. 11 proposal values Stargate (STG) at $0.1675, a slight premium to its pre-announcement price of $0.1637, and would dissolve the Stargate DAO in…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. With SHIB lagging, LILPEPE’s stage 9 presale at $0.0018 offers built-in ROI and 50x potential. Summary LILPEPE nears $16m in presale and offers 66% ROI before its $0.003 exchange debut. With Layer-2 speed and $777k giveaway, the token eyes 50x gains after launch. LILPEPE’s Stage 9 presale has surges and outpaced SHIB with strong tech and safeguards. Shiba Inu may have dominated headlines in past cycles, but its momentum in 2025 is proving sluggish, giving sharper investors time to…
This week’s crypto market hinges on the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, which could steer Federal Reserve interest rate decisions and spark major price moves. With inflation data expected to show modest rises, investors are eyeing potential rate cuts that could fuel bullish momentum. Against this backdrop, three tokens—Pepe (PEPE), Aptos (APT), and Pi Network (PI)—stand out for their distinct technical setups and market catalysts. From Pepe’s strong whale accumulation and bullish patterns linked to Ethereum’s surge, to Pi Network’s rebound at critical support levels, and Aptos facing token unlock pressures within a descending channel, these coins embody the…
The Himachal Pradesh High Court has rejected bail for Abhishek Sharma, an alleged suspect involved in a $228 million cryptocurrency fraud case in India. Summary Himachal court denies bail to accused in $228M cryptocurrency fraud case Scam duped 80,000 investors via Voscrow, Hypenext doubling money promises Court cites public interest over bail despite accused’s custody since Oct 2023 The scam victimized over 80,000 investors across Himachal Pradesh and neighboring states. In rejecting the bail request on Friday, Justice Sushil Kukreja underlined the seriousness of the economic violation and its effects on society. The Times of India reports that the court…
The cryptocurrency world saw a flurry of major developments this week, spanning politics, regulation, corporate moves, and market adoption. In addition to Bo Hines’ resignation from the Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, high-profile legal cases against Tornado Cash’s creator and Binance founder Changpeng Zhao advanced. Meanwhile, market players from Coinbase to Animoca Brands unveiled new ventures, universities made big Bitcoin moves, and President Trump authorized cryptocurrency in retirement plans. Here’s a breakdown of the top stories shaping the digital asset landscape right now. Summary Trump signs executive order permitting crypto investments in 401(k) plans Ripple and SEC voluntarily dismiss…
The Embargo ransomware group has stolen $34.2 million since emerging in April 2024, targeting victims across the healthcare, business services, and manufacturing sectors, according to TRM Labs research. Most victims are located in the U.S., with ransom demands reaching up to $1.3 million per attack. The cybercrime group has hit major targets, including American Associated Pharmacies, Memorial Hospital and Manor in Georgia, and Weiser Memorial Hospital in Idaho. TRM Labs identified approximately $18.8 million in victim funds that remain dormant in unattributed wallets. BlackCat connection suspected According to TRM Labs, Embargo may be a rebranded version of the defunct BlackCat…
That was fast. Bo Hines, executive director of the Council of Advisors on Digital Assets, stunned Washington, D.C. and the crypto community alike by announcing his sudden resignation on Saturday, Aug. 9, after serving only seven months. Hines’ unexpected departure has fueled speculation about the reasons behind his brief tenure and what this means for the future of U.S. cryptocurrency policy. As questions swirl around his backstory and next moves, Hines’s role during a pivotal period in American crypto regulation remains a subject of debate. Summary Bo Hines worked as an exec in the Council of Advisors on Digital Assets…
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has unfollowed all Bitcoin-related accounts on X, raising questions about the company’s commitment to cryptocurrency after accumulating $500 million in Bitcoin. This social media shift comes as GameStop sits on over $8.5 billion in cash reserves with a $10 billion market cap but has halted Bitcoin (BTC) purchases since May. “What the hell is going on over at GameStop?” posted analyst The Bitcoin Therapist, noting Cohen’s withdrawal from Bitcoin social media engagement following the company’s initial entry into cryptocurrency investments. JUST IN: Ryan Cohen no longer follows any Bitcoin accounts and GameStop now sits on over…