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ZOOMEX World Cup Carnival Launches With $300,000 in Prizes — Including Premium Hospitality Experiences

From May 28 to June 28, 2026, users who complete designated contract trading tasks will have the chance to unlock premium hospitality experiences for ...

"Bitcoin Will Crash," Peter Schiff Reignites Debate on Strategy's Legality

Peter Schiff frowns at X user’s move to reinvest dividends from Strategy’s share, reinforcing his long-standing claims that Strategy is a ponzi.

Swapzone Adds Real-Time KYC and Execution Data to Pre-Swap Interface

Georgia, Tbilisi, 1st June 2026, Chainwire The post Swapzone Adds Real-Time KYC and Execution Data to Pre-Swap Interface appeared first on The Daily H...

Swan Bitcoin lawsuit against Proton dismissed after UK litigation concession

Proton said Swan conceded in UK proceedings that it did not own the trade secrets central to the California mining lawsuit.

Morning Minute: HYPE Soars as CFTC Gives Perps Green Light

Kalshi got the formal approval, but it's Hyperliquid that caught the most buzz with a massive move over the weekend.

Gnosis Pay exploit hits delay module as team pledges refunds

Gnosis Pay faces an active exploit in its delay module as co‑founder Martin Köppelmann walks back a warning urging users to withdraw funds and vows to...

Strategy sells 32 BTC in first Bitcoin sale since 2022; Stock falls on open

The world's largest public Bitcoin holder reduced its stash to 843,706 BTC, while raising $128.3 million through Class A stock sales.

Michael Saylor's Strategy sold 32 bitcoin for $2.5 million to fund dividend payments

XRP Drops 30% in ETF Flows, Yet Stays Green Amid $1.67 Billion Global Crypto Exodus

Institutional crypto products shed $1.67B as U.S. and German selling accelerated, yet XRP funds bucked the macro drawdown to log $20.3M in net weekly ...

KuCoin’s KuCard Launch in Australia Brings Crypto Closer to Everyday Payments

Crypto ownership has grown faster than crypto spending in Australia. 33% of Australians now invest in or hold crypto. Yet the Reserve Bank of Australi...