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Ethereum Foundation Lost 2nd Co-Director in 4 Months As $30M Funding Crisis Looms

Hsiao-Wei Wang's resignation leaves Bastian Aue as sole EF director while a $30M core developer funding gap threatens Ethereum's upgrade roadmap withi...

XRP Ledger Payments Spike to 500 Million Threshold, but Yet to Break It

XRP is not yet ready for the full market reversal, despite the clear recovery tendency we are witnessing.

DOT Is Repeating XRP’s June Sentiment Crash — Except for One Crucial Catch

Polkadot (DOT) sentiment has slid to one of its weakest readings in months, even as social discussion around the token climbs, according to Santiment....

World Cup breakout star Johan Manzambi sparks Premier League transfer talk and renewed interest in sports NFTs

Manzambi's rise highlights the growing intersection of sports and digital assets, influencing both player transfers and NFT market dynamics. The post ...

Wall Street indexes advance on chip gains and Iran optimism, Bitcoin holds steady

The semiconductor rally and US-Iran peace optimism may ease inflation and influence Fed rate decisions, impacting broader market dynamics. The post Wa...

Mexico achieves historic feat with three consecutive World Cup wins

Mexico's World Cup success could boost national pride and inspire future generations, enhancing the country's football legacy and global influence. Th...

US Lawmakers May Be Banned From Betting on Kalshi and Polymarket

Representative Bryan Steil introduced the Stop Lawmakers from Predicting Act on June 18. The bill bars members of Congress, their spouses, and depende...

Ethereum Foundation loses another top executive: Co-director Hsiao-Wei Wang exits

Ongoing Ethereum Foundation changes has raised concerns on the network's future.

Franklin Templeton Files for ETFs That Funnel Stock Dividends Into Bitcoin

The asset manager's two proposed "Bitcoin DRIP" funds would hold U.S. stocks and reinvest dividends into Bitcoin, a novel ETF structure.

Live markets: Bitcoin and precious metals remain under pressure