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Decentralized exchanges surpass $1 trillion monthly volume as volatility spikes
Perpetual decentralized exchanges (perp DEXes) registered $1.049 trillion in monthly volume as of Oct. 24, marking the first time on-chain...
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How retail altcoin traders lost $800 billion betting against Bitcoin
After two years of waiting for an “altcoin season” that never came, retail crypto traders have missed out on roughly...
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Inflation to set up Bitcoin melt-up as rates to fall to 2.75% by next October
US inflation ticked up to 3.0% year over year in September, and futures markets still price a Federal Reserve rate...
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How XRP’s renewed role is driving crypto-fiat settlement and innovation worldwide
For nearly a decade, XRP has been the underdog of the digital-asset world, overshadowed by Bitcoin’s narrative dominance, Ethereum’s developer...
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How high would Bitcoin price need to go to erase US $38 trillion debt?
The US has never owed more money that it does today, and some believe the solution isn’t political reform or...
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If tokenized gold is just a “trust-me-bro” IOU, what’s really on-chain?
We audit popular gold tokens against five trust tests, then compare them with BTC ETFs and native BTC settlement. Binance...
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JustLend DAO Completes First JST Buyback and Burn, Ushering In a Revenue-Driven Deflation Cycle
On October 21 (SGT), JustLend DAO—the flagship DeFi protocol of the TRON ecosystem—reached a major milestone with the successful completion...
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From $4B peak to shutdown: What Kadena’s fall teaches other L1 blockchains
When Kadena Organization, the company behind the Kadena blockchain, announced it was shutting down operations on Oct. 21, the message...
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Why did MetaMask show $0 on Ethereum when AWS went offline?
An Amazon Web Services disruption on Oct. 20 knocked out MetaMask and other ETH wallets displays and slowed Base network...
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The Un-Dead Internet: AI catches irreversible ‘brain rot’ from social media
The internet is not dead, but it may be rotting. New research by scientists at the University of Texas at...
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