Experts believe the US election results will not deter traditional finance (TradFi) institutions from crypto, regardless of the outcome. A Trump victory is expected to boost digital asset prices short-term
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Bitcoin’s dominance over the crypto market currently stands at its strongest point since April 2021, at 60.6%. Other smaller cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Solana are struggling amidst high market volatility.
Swift, UBS and Chainlink have completed a successful trial on fiat settlement for tokenized funds under the MAS Project Guardian. The test demonstrated that Swift can handle blockchain integration, simplifying
Bitcoin’s value crossed $70,000 again as Americans cast their votes for a new president. Despite the wider crypto market doing well, Ethereum’s value did less favorably. Cryptocurrency-related stocks also experienced
Thousands of election-themed memecoins have appeared on Ethereum and Solana, primarily associated with scams and losses. High-profile tokens such as the Trump-themed MAGA and the Kamala Harris-themed KAMA experienced significant
MicroStrategy plans to acquire an additional $42bn of bitcoin over three years, following a $21bn offering of its own shares to raise funds. CoinShares recommends the company achieves active demand
MakerDAO is holding a community poll to decide the fate of its “Sky” brand. Sky, introduced as part of an ‘Endgame’ strategy, has reportedly led to a drop in Maker’s
The CoinDesk 20 index is at 1,999.95, up by 1.7% since the previous day. Out of the 20 listed assets, 19 are performing better, with NEAR and HBAR leading with
Bitcoin’s value remains steady as investors keep an eye on the US presidential election. Reports of defunct exchange Mt. Gox transferring 32,000 BTC is raising concerns of potential impact on
Bitcoin mining difficulty has reached a record 100T following a 7-day average network high of 755 EH/s. This uptick increases pressure on smaller miners who lack sufficient funds for sustaining