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Litecoin Halving Set for Next 500 Days, Will Lower Rewards Lift LTC Price?

Circle's USDC volumes top Tether's USDT for first time since 2019, prompting sell-side price target hike

WuBlockchain Weekly: 20 Millionth Bitcoin Mined, Binance Responds to Iran-Related Investigation, BlackRock Launches Staked Ethereum ETF, etc

$50 Million DeFi Trade Goes Wrong After Massive Price Impact

XRP vs. Cardano (ADA): Which Cryptocurrency Deserves Your Investment in 2026?

Senate Approves Temporary Federal Reserve CBDC Ban Through 2030

Pi Network (PI) Price Explodes 30% Today: Here’s Why

MEV bot makes $10M in $50M crypto swap gone wrong

SWIFT, ISO 20022, And XRP: Is The Market Missing A Price Catalyst?

Aave Swapper Loses $50M to Slippage

America’s CBDC Faces Ban Until 2031 Following Senate’s Latest Move

Bitcoin May Still Fall Under $10,000, Bloomberg’s McGlone Warns

Pi Network’s PI Pumps After Big Listing, Bitcoin (BTC) Stalls Below $70K: Market Watch

Meet LITRO: The tokenized crude project to start pilot testing soon for 2027 debut

Morgan Stanley Readies Spot Bitcoin ETF For Wednesday Debut – What Investors Should Know

9,000,000 RLUSD Created on XRP Ledger as Ripple Rebalances Supply

Stellar (XLM) Completes Double Golden Cross, Price Jumps 9%

The Treasury just declared the U.S. insolvent. The media missed it

Ethereum Launches

Ethereum has officially launched with the generation of the Genesis block, marking the inception of Frontier, the first live release of the Ethereum project. The development team expressed gratitude to supporters who have backed the project over the past year and a half.

Fed’s Goolsbee warns rate cuts may be delayed until 2027 on Iran war oil shock

Federal Reserve official Austan Goolsbee warned that rate cuts could be delayed until 2027 if geopolitical tensions in Iran sustain elevated oil prices and keep inflation above the Fed's 2% target. This statement signals the central bank's concern that external shocks may constrain monetary policy flexibility beyond previously anticipated timelines.

Xi Jinping says the world order is ‘crumbling into disarray.’ Larry Fink and the IMF are worried about a global recession

Xi Jinping warns that the global world order is destabilizing amid geopolitical tensions, trade conflicts, and regional instability, while major financial figures like Larry Fink and IMF officials express concerns about an imminent global recession. These converging macroeconomic and political pressures could reshape investment landscapes and create significant volatility across traditional and digital asset markets.

Bitwise CIO says Iran conflict is showing Bitcoin’s geopolitical value beyond digital gold

Bitwise's Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan highlights how geopolitical tensions, particularly involving Iran, demonstrate Bitcoin's expanding utility beyond store-of-value narratives. He argues the asset functions as a neutral global settlement mechanism that transcends traditional financial system constraints during international conflicts.

‘Chaos is a ladder’: Bitwise says geopolitical tension lifts bitcoin’s appeal, calls $1 million target a possible baseline price

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan argues that geopolitical tensions, particularly involving Iran, have strengthened bitcoin's value proposition as a hedge asset, with bitcoin outperforming traditional safe-havens like stocks and gold. Hougan suggests bitcoin could reach $1 million as a baseline price target, positioning cryptocurrency as an increasingly viable store of value during periods of global uncertainty.

A fake Ledger app on the Apple App Store drained $9.5 million in crypto

A fraudulent Ledger Live application was discovered on Apple's App Store, successfully impersonating the legitimate cryptocurrency wallet and draining approximately $9.5 million from dozens of users across multiple blockchains during a week-long phishing campaign before removal.

U.S. President says “the right people” seek deal despite start of Iran blockade

U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a naval blockade on Iran's ports, warning the country will no longer be allowed to "extort the world" through economic coercion. Trump suggests diplomatic negotiations are progressing with qualified parties despite the escalatory enforcement measure.