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Terraform Labs Sues Jane Street for Alleged Insider Trading Before Terra-Luna Collapse
In the world of cryptocurrency, a big legal move has happened. Terraform Labs, the company behind the Terra project, is going through bankruptcy. The person who runs the bankruptcy process has filed a lawsuit. The lawsuit names Jane Street, a large trading company, and some of its people. The claim is serious: the lawyers say
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Zero Bitcoin: Why This Miner Is Selling Everything It Produces
Bitdeer sells all Bitcoin to raise cash for big plans Bitdeer Technologies, a large cryptocurrency mining company based in Singapore, has said it sold all of its Bitcoin holdings. The company stresses that this move is about liquidity and not a pessimistic view of Bitcoin itself. In simple terms, liquidity means having enough cash ready
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Pi Network founders answer questions on the Open Network anniversary and what comes next
Pi Network recently marked a significant milestone: the first anniversary of its Open Network launch. To celebrate, the project’s two co-founders answered a set of questions from users. They shared more about Pi’s plans, how the project is working today, and the path they hope to follow in the future. KYC and More Chengdiao Fan
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Bitcoin’s Quantum Threat: A Veteran Investor Warns This Is the Real Danger
Bitcoin is the first decentralized cryptocurrency that lets people send money directly to anyone else, without needing a bank or company in the middle. It uses cryptography and a blockchain to confirm and record transactions. For a simple definition, see Bitcoin. To understand the new threat, it helps to know a bit about quantum computing.
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Hyperliquid’s HYPE falls again: 11% weekly drop, with fears of more losses and hints of a possible rebound
The native token of Hyperliquid, called HYPE, has had a difficult period. This comes as a broad drop sweeps through the cryptocurrency market. Many traders and analysts are watching HYPE closely to see what could happen next. Right now, HYPE is worth about $26. That value means it has fallen roughly 11% in the last
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Bitcoin price slips as investors stay cautious; data show capital leaving the market
Bitcoin faced renewed selling pressure on Tuesday. The price briefly dipped to about $62,700 after a roughly 5% drop. Many investors stayed cautious because broader economic concerns were weighing on sentiment. This kind of drop can happen when traders worry about bigger problems in the economy, business profits, or government policy, which makes them careful
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Ripple’s XRP in Focus as Prices Slide and US Spot ETFs Followed by Quiet Inflows
The cryptocurrency market is weakening again at the start of the new trading week. Bitcoin, the first and most well-known cryptocurrency, fell to a local low below $63,000. Most other cryptocurrencies also dropped in value. Ripple’s cross-border token, XRP, moved lower as well and tracked the broad market drop. A big reason for XRP’s move
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Bitcoin dips below $63K as crypto markets slide; many altcoins fall
Bitcoin’s price moved down again today. It fell to a level below $63,000. This is the lowest price for Bitcoin in several weeks. At the same time, many other cryptocurrencies, called alts, also lost value. Some coins dropped by more than 3 percent. A few, like Bitcoin Cash, fell even more—more than 10 percent in
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The ‘Digital Gold’ Narrative Fails Bitcoin (Again)
Bitcoin is not in its “digital gold” period, according to Ki Young Ju, the CEO and founder of the analytics company CryptoQuant. CryptoQuant looks at data from the crypto markets to help people understand what is happening with prices and trading. The idea of Bitcoin as digital gold means some people think Bitcoin could act
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Ethereum sits at a 5-year demand zone, analysts say
Analysts are watching Ethereum, the digital money used on the Ethereum network. They say the price is in a 5-year demand zone. A demand zone is a price area where many buyers want to buy. When lots of buyers want to buy, the price tends to stop falling and sometimes goes up. A trader named
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Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan Defends Bitcoin as Critics Call It a ‘Teenage’ Phase in Its Maturation
Bitwise Asset Management’s chief investment officer, Matt Hougan, spoke up on social media to defend Bitcoin. He argued that skeptics who say Bitcoin is a failed store of value are missing an important point. He says Bitcoin is going through a volatile teenage phase. This kind of volatility is normal for many new forms of
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Pippin (PIPPIN) jumps 20% as tariff news hits broader crypto market
What happened today Recent tariff moves stirred by the United States president have created worry in financial markets. In the world of digital money, the news did not help the overall cryptocurrency market. Big coins like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) showed losses for the day. Prices generally moved lower as traders reacted to the