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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. As Bitcoin soars, XYZVerse rises as a meme coin contender, uniting sports fans for massive gains. As Bitcoin reaches unprecedented heights, the meme coin market is buzzing with excitement. Dogecoin’s long-held throne is being challenged, and a new contender is capturing investor attention. The search is on for tokens that could deliver extraordinary gains in this electrified atmosphere. XYZVerse (XYZ) emerges as a unique player, uniting sports fans across the globe and aiming to outshine previous successes with its…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Affordable tokens under $1, like XYZVerse, are attracting investors with explosive growth potential. As the cryptocurrency market experiences a remarkable surge, investors are eyeing promising digital assets priced under one dollar. With major coins hitting new milestones and altcoins reaching unprecedented levels, affordable tokens are gaining momentum. These low-cost cryptocurrencies could offer substantial returns, catching the attention of those looking to invest without significant capital. Uncover the potential of these hidden gems poised for significant growth. Leading the pack…
Bullish, the parent company of crypto news outlet CoinDesk, dismissed three top editors on Friday, citing restructuring and cost-cutting measures. The firings, however, followed internal controversy over the removal of an article critical of Tron founder Justin Sun, raising concerns about the publication’s editorial independence. Kevin Reynolds, CoinDesk’s editor-in-chief, along with deputy editors Marc Hochstein and Nick Baker, were informed of their termination via email. This news comes as a result of Leo Schwartz’s reporting at Fortune. Bullish complied with Sun’s demands The turmoil began in November when CoinDesk published an article about Sun’s purchase and consumption of a $6.2…
France’s financial giant BPCE will start offering crypto investments to its customers via its crypto subsidiary Hexarq in 2025. According to The Big Whale, France’s second-largest bank BPCE will enable Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto asset purchases after its subsidiary obtained regulatory approval. Hexarq has received a virtual assets service provider license from the French regulator Autorité des marchés financiers. The AMF’s regulatory framework allows registered crypto providers to offer cryptocurrency-related services in France. As a registered PSAN, Hexarq has the regulatory authorization to bring crypto services to BPCE customers in the country. Per The Big Whale, PBCE will leverage a…
Haliey Welch, popularly known as the “Hawk Tuah girl,” finally resurfaced two weeks after her Solana meme coin crashed 95% minutes after launch. After 333 hours of sleep, Welch took to X to announce her cooperation with a U.S. federal lawsuit seeking legal recourse for 12 American residents impacted by the failed Hawk Tuah meme coin. Welch released a social media statement less than 24 hours after legal firm Burwick Law filed the suit on Dec. 19. This marks the first time Welch has spoken publicly since Dec. 5. I take this situation extremely seriously and want to address my…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Rollblock presale soars past $7.3M, sparking FOMO among Solana and Dogecoin holders. The crypto world is buzzing as Rollblock, a new presale sensation, captures the attention of Solana (SOL) and Dogecoin (DOGE) holders. Recent updates have fueled massive FOMO, drawing investors eager to capitalize on its unique potential. Positioned as a game-changer in decentralized finance, Rollblock is setting the stage for innovation and high returns. With its growing momentum, early adopters are rushing in. Rollblock has raised over $7.3…
Vivek Ramaswamy’s account on X was hacked to falsely announce a partnership between the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency and USUAL. The post claimed a partnership between the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency and the stablecoin issuer USUAL, stating that the collaboration would address the federal deficit using digital currencies. The tweet was quickly deleted after the breach was identified. The fabricated announcement suggested the government would adopt stablecoins like USUAL to streamline operations and promote fiscal responsibility. Screenshot of Ramaswamy’s now-deleted post. While the DOGE-USUAL partnership was entirely false, the Department of Government Efficiency remains focused on modernizing government…
Horizen price spiked more than 60% in 24 hours as the cryptocurrency market looked to recover from a massive dump that saw top altcoins crash to key support levels. On Dec. 20, as Bitcoin (BTC) traded to above $97k and Ethereum (ETH) bulls pushed above $3,400, the price of Horizen (ZEN) surged to highs of $26.34. The cryptocurrency, which rallied sharply following a recent Grayscale Investments announcement, reached a multi-year high and ranked among the top gainers in the 500 largest cryptocurrencies by market cap. ZEN traded at lows of $14.55 on Dec. 19. However, despite the broader crypto crash…
World Liberty, the crypto project backed by the Donald Trump family, has bought the dip with another $2.5 million spent on Ethereum. Data from Arkham Intelligence showed that World Liberty doubled down on its Ethereum (ETH) bet as the altcoin fell alongside Bitcoin (BTC) and other crypto assets. The project, which has recently acquired multiple cryptocurrencies to bolster its decentralized finance offerings, used $2.5 million in the stablecoin USDC (USDC) to purchase 759.36 ETH. Arkham data indicated the transaction was completed via intent-based trading platform Cow Protocol, with an average purchase price of $3,651 per ETH. ETH price decline World…
Crypto markets were under downward pressure on Friday, Dec. 20, driven by Bitcoin’s drop below $100,000, a broad spot price dip, and a funding flush. Cryptocurrency market prices corrected shortly after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced it would slow down rate cuts to address inflation concerns. Following the 25 basis point interest rate reduction, Bitcoin (BTC) slipped under $97,000, dragging the broader digital asset market with it, according to crypto.news price data pages. According to CoinGlass, Bitcoin’s descent triggered a $1.4 billion mass liquidation event, wiping out leveraged long positions within 24 hours. The single largest liquidated trade was a…