Author: John Smith

DTCC, a company at the heart of the U.S. financial markets, may launch its own stablecoin if regulatory conditions are met. Stablecoins are gaining traction among top global financial institutions. On Thursday, June 12, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, is reportedly exploring developing its own stablecoin. According to company insiders, DTCC is prepared to move quickly into the stablecoin space once the U.S. enacts appropriate legislation. However, the firm has not issued an official press release confirming its plans, indicating it is waiting for regulatory clarity before taking action. .S. lawmakers are currently reviewing two major stablecoin-related bills: the…

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SHIB coin has been trading in a tight range on the daily timeframe, showing signs of a potential accumulation phase. With support holding and a possible double bottom forming, bulls may soon get their opportunity to drive price higher, if demand returns at key levels. SHIB (SHIB) has remained relatively flat on the daily chart, oscillating within a well-defined range between support and resistance. While the sideways action may seem directionless, it often signals accumulation, especially when price consistently holds above key demand zones. Currently, SHIB is hovering near the lower end of the range, where a potential double bottom…

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Hamster Kombat token crashed to a record low on Thursday, capping the downfall of one of the most prominent players in the tap-to-earn industry. Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) plunged to $0.0010, down 89% over the past year. The token’s market capitalization has collapsed from over $437 million in September to just $67 million today. HMSTR’s crash came as many holders capitulated and sold their tokens. Nansen data shows exchange balances have increased by 13% over the past 30 days, rising to over 17.86 billion HMSTR. A rise in exchange balances typically indicates that investors are moving tokens from self-custody to centralized…

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After posting double-digit gains fueled by a Binance listing, massive airdrop, and multi-exchange debut, RESOLV,the governance and rewards token of the Resolv stablecoin protocol, has plunged over 20% today. RESOLV (RESOLV) dropped sharply on Thursday, falling from a daily high of $0.4108 to $0.29 at the time of writing. The steep correction has caught the attention of traders and analysts, sparking renewed scrutiny of the token’s launch dynamics. The decline comes just two days after RESOLV’s listing on Binance, KuCoin, and Bitget on June 10, positioning the token as a high-profile test case for how aggressive incentive models and multi-platform…

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Cryptocurrency trading continues to grow more sophisticated, with new features and trading ways being introduced on a regular basis.Usage of advanced crypto trading bots is becoming essential for traders seeking efficiency, speed, and automation.  Among the many available bots, Trojan Bot, Shuriken, and BullX have emerged as solid solutions catering to a variety of trading needs.  This article comparison explores their features, strengths, and limitations on various parameters, helping crypto traders make informed decisions when selecting the best tool for their strategies. For on-demand analysis of any cryptocurrency, join our Telegram channel. Table of Contents Overview of Bots Trojan BotTrojan Bot…

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Key Takeaways The capital raise, originally filed via Form S-3 in April 2025, was intended to fund large-scale purchases of Solana (SOL) tokens The company had already raised $42 million for SOL purchases by April 2025 and had hoped to use the S-3 filing to scale that effort.  SEC noted that DeFi Development Corp failed to include a mandatory internal controls report,  DeFi Development Corp, a Nasdaq-listed firm formerly known as Janover, has withdrawn its ambitious $1 billion securities offering after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ruled its filing ineligible due to missing compliance documentation. The capital raise,…

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Hong Kong Customs is partnering with the University of Hong Kong to develop a new tool for tracing cryptocurrency transactions, aiming to combat rising virtual asset-related money laundering activity. The partnership comes as authorities reveal seven suspected cases totaling more than HK$9 billion (US$1.1 billion) in recent years, according to South China Morning Post reporting.  Mario Wong Ho-yin, Assistant Commissioner for Intelligence and Investigation at the Customs and Excise Department, said Thursday that the effort is part of a broader strategy to enhance cooperation with academia, the financial sector, and international law enforcement. Among 39 locally reported money laundering cases…

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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. With crypto funds soaring to $167b, QFSCOIN promises daily automated payouts for BTC, DOGE & LTC mining fast, flexible, and fuss-free. The crypto world is buzzing as funds managing digital assets hit a staggering $167 billion in 2025, a record that screams one thing: investors are hungry for fresh ways to grow their money beyond just holding coins.  With traditional savings accounts barely keeping up with inflation, people are diving into crypto for better yields. Enter QFSCOIN, a cloud…

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Altcoins continue to perform well and investor sentiment has turned bullish on several well-known coins. There are growing signs of a potential altcoin season, with this narrative increasingly dominating the market. While crypto markets declined on Thursday, June 12—bringing the total market cap down 2.44%, the altcoin market has been rallying over the past week. Specifically, Bitcoin’s (BTC) gains have encouraged traders to take on more risk in search of higher returns. Among the top performers were memecoins and DeFi tokens, which led the pack among the 100 largest crypto assets over the past seven days. Notably, DeFi tokens Kaia…

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After buying $513 million worth of Bitcoin in May, GameStop wants $1.75 billion more, and Wall Street isn’t happy. The stock fell over 15% as doubts linger over the company’s pivot from retailer to crypto whale. GameStop (GME) shares took a nosedive on June 12, barely a day after the brick-and-mortar retailer announced a $1.75 billion convertible notes offering, potentially to add more Bitcoin (BTC) to its balance sheet. The company’s stock was already trending downward following a lackluster quarterly performance. On June 11, GameStop reported a 17% revenue dip in the first quarter of 2025, despite ongoing demand for…

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