Author: John Smith
Pi Network price is stalling near $0.18 as bearish models flag a possible drop toward $0.14, even as mainnet upgrades, a DEX launch and a Consensus 2026 push aim to anchor real‑world Web3 use. Summary Pi Network’s PI token is trading around $0.18 today, down roughly 4.68% over the last 24 hours and underperforming a broader crypto market drop of about 3.56%. With PI changing hands near $0.1795 and facing a projected 23.23% downside toward $0.1384 in the next five days, technical models classify the current setup as bearish despite neutral RSI readings. The move comes as Pi Network rolls…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Dogecoin and Solana draw forecasts as investors eye early-stage entry opportunities like BlockDAG. Summary Dogecoin and Solana remain widely tracked, but lack early-entry timing opportunities for investors seeking upside. BlockDAG gains attention with a $0.0005 entry, as deposits open ahead of April 8 trading launch. Rising demand and limited access window position BlockDAG as a time-sensitive early-stage crypto opportunity. Dogecoin price prediction continues to draw attention due to the coin’s history of sharp price swings and community-driven momentum. Solana…
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says big banks are “undermining” President Trump’s crypto agenda by pushing CLARITY Act language that would ban 4–5% stablecoin yields now fueling Coinbase’s $1.35b revenue line. Summary Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says big banks are “undermining” President Trump’s crypto agenda by trying to ban yield on stablecoins. The fight centers on whether platforms like Coinbase can share 4–5% Treasury returns on stablecoins with users under the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts. Banks warn trillions in deposits could migrate to crypto if yields are allowed, while Coinbase defends a $1.35 billion stablecoin revenue stream. In a Fox Business…
Intercontinental Exchange has expanded its bet on prediction markets with a new $600 million investment in Polymarket. Summary ICE invested $600 million more in Polymarket as part of its $2 billion commitment plan. Prediction markets are growing fast as exchanges target new trading demand beyond traditional derivatives products. Kalshi raised $1 billion recently, increasing competition in the event-based prediction markets sector globally. The deal adds to an earlier commitment and comes as the sector attracts more capital and more attention from large financial firms. ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, said on Friday that it invested…
Vietnamese authorities have opened a wide fraud case tied to the ONUS crypto ecosystem after detaining several suspects and accusing them of using token promotions and controlled trading to take investor funds. Summary Vietnam detained ONUS-linked suspects after police alleged token promotions and market control were used deceptively. Authorities said the case involved VNDC, ONUS, and HNG tokens promoted through the platform directly. Vemanti said it hired US legal counsel after reports named two board members in indictments. The case puts fresh focus on crypto enforcement in one of the world’s busiest retail digital asset markets. Vietnam’s Ministry of Public…
US Representative Maxine Waters has asked the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City to explain its decision to approve Kraken Financial’s limited-purpose master account. Summary Maxine Waters asked the Kansas City Fed to explain Kraken Financial’s master account approval terms. Waters asked which Federal Reserve services Kraken can access and what restrictions apply to usage. Kraken’s approval renews debate over crypto firms seeking direct access to core US payment rails. Her request puts fresh attention on how crypto-linked firms may gain access to the US payment system and what safeguards apply when the Federal Reserve reviews those applications. Waters, the…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Crypto scams surge as AI-powered fraud and fake exchanges exploit urgency and weak user verification. Summary Crypto scams surge as fake exchanges and AI fraud exploit urgency, costing users billions in stolen funds. Not all exchangers are equal — grey-zone platforms pose risks with unclear rules, weak support, and opaque processes. Safe crypto use starts with verification; users must assess risk, payment methods, and urgency before transactions. The crypto exchange market looks deceptively simple until funds are drained. Fake…
NYSE CPO Jon Herrick says blockchain should plug into existing rails like central clearing, as ICE’s OKX deal and SEC moves on tokenized stocks redraw market structure. Summary NYSE Chief Product Officer Jon Herrick said at the New York Digital Assets Summit on March 26 that the exchange’s strategy centers on blockchain “interoperability” with existing market infrastructure, not wholesale replacement of it. Herrick emphasized that legacy mechanisms like central clearing retain irreplaceable risk management value and predicted the boundary between traditional and tokenized assets could disappear within the next decade. The comments land weeks after NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)…
Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. We began our new Outset Data Pulse analysis expecting 12 years of headline data to confirm a familiar belief in crypto: that news moves markets, and that faster headlines give you an edge. But what the findings showed instead was more unsettling: most of the time, price seems to move first, and the headline comes later to explain it. That’s not to say that “news doesn’t matter.” It’s closer to saying we’ve been treating it as the…
An attacker spent about $1,800 on MFAM to push a malicious Moonwell proposal that could seize control of seven markets and $1.08m in assets, testing its veto and governance defenses. Summary An unknown attacker spent just $1,800 to acquire 40 million MFAM tokens and push a malicious governance proposal through quorum in roughly 11 minutes on Moonwell’s Moonriver deployment. The proposal, if executed, would transfer admin control of seven lending markets, the comptroller, and the oracle to an attacker-controlled contract, exposing approximately $1.08 million in user funds. Moonwell retains an emergency veto mechanism — the “Break Glass Guardian” multisig —…