The crypto assets display mixed sentiment across the market, and the uncertain condition lingers with their unclear price action. The largest asset, Bitcoin, trades at around 107.4K after a brief spike. Meanwhile, OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP) has registered a solid 13.28% surge in the last 24 hours.  The asset’s trading pattern

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The decision reversed a lower court ruling that seized cash totalling $28,000 should be returned to the scam victims.

Friedland’s copper new oil commentary has been making waves recently, and also grabbing attention from industry insiders as…

A crypto whale, James Wynn, has taken a bold stance on Bitcoin by opening a $830 million long position on Hyperliquid, the decentralized derivatives exchange. On May 21, on-chain analyst EmberCN revealed that Wynn initiated a 40x leveraged long position totaling 7,764 BTC (valued at approximately $830 million) at an entry price of $105,033. His
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Binance will list HAEDAL at 2025-05-21 15:00 (UTC) and open trading against BNB, FDUSD, USDC,

The US Securities and Exchange Commission filed fraud charges against Unicoin and its executives. It claimed that the company has made several false claims regarding its native token and raised $100 million from investors.  The top executives who are facing the heat of the SEC’s charges are the CEO of

Fartcoin (FARTCOIN), the Solana-based meme coin that’s captured crypto’s comedic spirit, shows signs of a bullish breakout after rebounding from a market dip. The token has risen over 40% in the past month, drawing attention from technical analysts and whales. FARTCOIN currently trades at $1.3, after securing an over 28%

The Ethereum (ETH) underwent a lot of bashing due to its stagnant price. The asset was seen moving…

Kraken has announced the launch of Europe’s largest regulated crypto derivatives offering, enhancing its market-leading position in the region. Eligible clients and partners in the European Economic Area (EEA) can now access a comprehensive suite of liquid futures instruments, including both perpetual and fixed maturity contracts, all compliant with the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive