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SUI, the native token of the Sui blockchain, experienced a significant drop of over 9% following a $116 million exploit involving the DeFi protocol Balancer. This incident triggered a wave of selling as confidence in the cryptocurrency market waned, especially among institutional investors. The sell-off was marked by a surge

SUI, the native token of the Sui blockchain, experienced a significant decline of over 9% on November 4, 2025, following a major exploit in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space. This sell-off was triggered by a $116 million hack on the DeFi protocol Balancer, raising concerns across the cryptocurrency market. The

SUI, the native token of the Sui blockchain, experienced a significant drop of over 9%, plunging to as low as $2.02, after breaking through critical support levels amid a broader sell-off triggered by a $116 million exploit on the Balancer DeFi protocol. The decline was marked by an increase

SUI, the native token of the Sui blockchain, experienced a significant drop of over 9% on Tuesday, following a broader sell-off in response to a $116 million exploit of the DeFi protocol Balancer. This incident has severely shaken investor confidence. The token's price fell as low as $2.

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird's lawsuits against crypto ATM operators have sparked claims that regulations are anti-crypto, but this perspective is misguided. Crypto ATMs, which allow users to buy digital currencies, have become tools for fraud, as evidenced by rising concerns from multiple state attorney generals. Nationally, the

MARA Holdings and MPLX have announced a letter of intent to establish integrated power generation and data center campuses in West Texas. This initiative will commence with a 400 MW capacity, expandable to 1.5 GW. MPLX will provide natural gas from its Delaware Basin processing plants to fuel MARA’