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Here’s the rewritten content, designed to be more natural and engaging while preserving all HTML tags and the original meaning: Here’s a detail that raises eyebrows: Ripple Labs pitched in a hefty $4.9 million for Donald Trump’s inauguration back in January. What’s interesting is that just three months later, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

With more big institutions jumping into bitcoin (BTC), something interesting has happened: bitcoin wealth is becoming more centralized than ever. In fact, for the first time in over ten years, just two organizations now control as much BTC as the cryptocurrency’s mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, is thought to hold. According to their latest reports, BlackRock’s

Here’s a more natural and engaging version of the text, keeping all HTML tags and the original tone intact: Remember Base? That second-layer blockchain for Ethereum, backed by Coinbase, that made a big deal about *not* having its own token? Well, things just got interesting. It seems Base has gone ahead and launched… a proprietary

A buzz started online when a post on X went viral, racking up hundreds of thousands of views. The post claimed that BullX, a cryptocurrency exchange bridging multiple blockchains, was throwing in the towel. The person behind the post alleged that BullX’s CEO had disappeared from Telegram, wasn’t paying influencers their referral fees properly, and

The Coinbase-backed blockchain, Base, found itself in a bit of a pickle on Wednesday. Despite numerous assurances that they weren’t launching a token, well, they kind of launched a token. Now, things get a little hazy. Depending on who you ask, Base either didn’t launch a token at all, or they launched something they’re calling

Bank of America is making moves in Washington, lobbying Congress to pass legislation that would put banks in the driver’s seat when it comes to issuing stablecoins. This financial giant, a $284 billion Global Systemically Important Bank (G-SIB), is aiming to limit the legal avenues for non-bank companies to create these digital currencies. According to

You know BlackRock, right? They’re a huge name in asset management, handling tons of different ETFs and trusts. Interestingly, that includes both gold and what some call “digital gold”—Bitcoin (BTC). Let’s look at their iShares Gold Trust ($IAU) for a second. Right now, it’s trading around $61 a share and holds a hefty $36 billion

Crypto markets can be volatile enough on their own, but sometimes the real world throws a curveball. Earlier today, a hiccup in Amazon’s widely-used cloud computing services briefly threw a wrench into operations for some major crypto players, including Binance. It all started when Amazon Web Services (AWS) reported an outage around 8:15 AM, Singapore

Here’s a more natural and engaging rewrite of the content, keeping all HTML tags and the original tone: Crypto markets can be wild, and this weekend was no exception for MANTRA token (OM). It experienced a dramatic plunge, wiping out 90% of its $6 billion market cap. The project’s CEO insists this wasn’t a “rugpull”

Remember that Trump-linked crypto project, World Liberty Financial (WLFI)? Well, they’re denying all the buzz about them dumping their Ether (ETH), especially since ETH’s value is down a hefty 46% since Eric Trump gave it a shout-out. To add fuel to the fire, crypto analysts Arkham revealed this week that a wallet, possibly connected to