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The UK needs regulatory clarity that matches ambition

The UK is at a crossroads in its approach to digital assets, aiming to establish itself as a leading global crypto hub. However, regulatory development has been slow and fragmented, risking a loss of capital, talent, and innovation to more proactive jurisdictions like the US and Singapore. The UK government,

Retail and Quants Boost DEX Adoption as Institutions Stick With CEXs

Decentralized exchanges (DEXs) like Hyperliquid are gaining popularity among retail traders and quantitative traders, while institutional players continue favoring centralized exchanges (CEXs). Jamie Elkaleh, the CMO of Bitget Wallet, noted that retail traders are attracted by airdrop cultures and incentive systems, whereas quants appreciate low fees and programmable trading strategies.

Kickflips for Crypto? This Project Will Pay $28K for a Guinness World Record

A crypto project known as POIDH is launching a bounty of 10 million DEGEN tokens, equivalent to $28,000, to incentivize individuals to break the Guinness World Record for the most kickflips completed in one minute. The current record, set in 2012 by professional skateboarder Ricky Glaser, stands at 36

Corporate Clients Hold Up to 15% of Assets on Mercado Bitcoin, Exchange Exec Says

Corporate clients, primarily small and medium enterprises, hold between 10% and 15% of all assets on Mercado Bitcoin, Brazil's largest crypto exchange, according to Daniel Cunha, head of corporate development. These companies are not actively trading; instead, they are using bitcoin and stablecoins like USDT and USDC for

Trump-linked WLFI burns $1.43M worth of tokens after $1M buyback

Trump-backed WLFI has burned 7.89 million WLFI tokens, valued at approximately $1.43 million, following a $1.06 million buyback funded by DeFi fees. Onchain data reveals that WLFI collected $1.01 million from fees and liquidity earnings, using it to repurchase 6.04 million WLFI on the open

Ether ETFs log straight week of outflows, $796M pulled as price drops 10%

US-based spot Ether ETFs have experienced five consecutive days of net outflows, amounting to nearly $796 million, coinciding with a significant 10% decline in Ethereum's price over the past week. By Friday, the total daily outflows reached $248.4 million, contributing to a weekly drop in Ether'

Bitcoin to $60K or $140K? Traders at odds over where BTC price goes next

Bitcoin’s recent price movement has caused a split among traders, with one side predicting a significant decline to around $60,000, echoing price patterns from 2021 that preceded a crash. Analysts point to a series of market developments mirrored from the previous peak, warning of a potential bearish reversal.