Nigeria opens doors to stablecoin firms under regulatory oversight
Nigeria’s SEC Director-General Emomotimi Agama said the country welcomes stablecoin firms, marking a shift toward supportive crypto policy.
35 companies now hold at least 1,000 Bitcoin as corporate adoption booms
Analysts expect a “pivotal stretch” in crypto markets, as institutional appetite and open interest are at peak levels.
Asia’s OSL Group raises $300M for stablecoin and global expansion
OSL said its latest milestone reflects “strong recognition” of its digital asset business model.
XRP issuer Ripple sees its RLUSD stablecoin grow among retail users
Although some Ripple executives initially suggested that RLUSD might be limited to institutional use, the stablecoin is gaining traction in retail.
Arizona woman sentenced for helping North Korea coders get US crypto jobs
An Arizona woman was sentenced to eight and a half years for aiding North Korean hackers in infiltrating over 300 US crypto and tech firms, generating $17 million of illicit gains.
How Pump.fun raised $500M in 12 minutes, and what it says about retail FOMO
A record-breaking public sale, strategic acquisitions and ecosystem expansion mark Pump.fun’s rise, highlighting user-driven token distribution.
Satoshi-era $9.6B Bitcoin OG: Galaxy moves another $1.1B to exchanges
According to blockchain analysts, the $9.6 billion sale may be absorbed by crypto markets without a significant market impact.
Bitcoin grabs $115K liquidity as whale bets on $200K BTC price by year-end
Bitcoin’s drop below $115,000 saw significant liquidations of late longs, but BTC’s bullish scenario remained intact, according to analysts and onchain metrics.
NFT market cap surged to $6.6B in July: DappRadar
An ape-themed CryptoPunk with a cowboy hat was exchanged for over $5 million in company stock.
Bitcoin ‘strength’ index crashes as Galaxy Digital sales liquidate $500M
Bitcoin traders continue to grapple with mass selling of “OG” BTC, but RSI values are already hinting at a recovery after a trip to single digits.