Crypto helps emerging economies bypass legacy financial constraints
Developing nations can use crypto to bypass financial constraints, hedge inflation and attract investment. Emerging economies are discovering crypto’s power.
How plushies saved Pudgy Penguins from bankruptcy
From a six-month runway in 2022 to a projected $50 million in 2025 revenue, Pudgy Penguins beat the NFT crash with a risky bet on toys.
Strategy adds $18M in Bitcoin on fifth anniversary of BTC strategy
Michael Saylor’s Strategy added another $18 million in Bitcoin last week to mark the fifth anniversary of its BTC buying strategy, bringing its total holdings to 628,946 BTC.
NYSE-parent ICE taps Chainlink to bring forex, precious metals data onchain
Chainlink has partnered with NYSE-parent Intercontinental Exchange to integrate forex and precious metals data from ICE’s Consolidated Feed into Chainlink Data Streams.
Japan’s crypto tax overhaul: What investors should know in 2025
Japan is proposing a major reform in its tax regime for crypto assets. If passed, these changes will make digital asset investing simpler for crypto investors.
Tether and Rumble bet on AI with $1.17B Northern Data acquisition
Tether and Rumble have offered to acquire all shares of AI infrastructure operator Northern Data in a $1.17 billion deal that would make Tether Rumble’s top shareholder.
BTC price to fill $117K CME gap? 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin has a new dip target as the week begins with BTC price action targeting all-time highs. Will bulls end up defending $117,000?
What is a ghost chain? How to spot dead or dormant crypto projects
Ghost chains refer to blockchain projects with little to no real activity, adoption or developer engagement.
Big stage, bigger scams? 4 shady crypto projects that made it to the spotlight
ZachXBT named some sponsors of Token2049 as sketchy. While these coins may have hype-fueled pumps to cult-like followings, they may have no real utility.
Bitcoin’s corporate boom raises ‘Fort Knox’ nationalization concerns
Bitcoin’s corporate adoption is increasingly resembling the “nationalization path” of gold leading up to 1971, presenting a new centralization concern, according to Willy Woo.