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Unstoppable Domains and Blockchain.com partner to launch the .blockchain Web3 domain to enhance Web3 adoption with a user-friendly, low-cost digital identity solution.

The inflows from the United States spot BTC ETFs could help Bitcoin absorb the selling pressure from Friday’s option expiry.

Bitcoin first needs a weekly close above the $71,300 mark to confirm a likely price breakout to new all-time highs.

Within six years, AI will help humanity reach Longevity Escape Velocity and achieve biological immortality, says futurist Jose Luis Cordeiro.

The fall of Silicon Valley Bank prompted Venture Capitalist Tim Draper to tell the firms he’d invested in to buy Bitcoin.

Bitcoin could be preparing an attack on liquidity at the $72,000 BTC price resistance line as the European Central Bank enacts its first interest rate cut in four years.

Binance has resumed allowing crypto purchases using Visa and Mastercard for its exchange users. Does this signal the end of Binance’s regulatory troubles?

Developer Brian Guan claimed that the funds were drained in just two minutes, sparking mixed reactions within the crypto community.

Understanding market depth helps traders gauge a particular cryptocurrency’s liquidity and potential price movements.

The security integration uses Blockaid’s threats database to screen for increasingly sophisticated phishing scams and exploits impacting Web3 users.

Arthur Hayes unstakes $9.41 million worth of PENDLE tokens, raising community concerns about a potential price dump. Here’s what you need to know.

The announcement comes despite Nocturne raising $6 million in a funding round in October 2023.

Robinhood’s $200 million acquisition deal comes despite receiving a Wells notice from the SEC in May.

The complaints claimed that Meta’s recent privacy policy changes would allow the company to utilize years of personal posts, private images and online tracking data for its AI technology.

The Travel Rule requires crypto businesses to collect, verify and share information about digital asset transactions with another crypto company.

A new U.S. law grants the president unprecedented authority to block access to digital assets, sparking significant concerns about its broad implications and potential impact on users.

BTC price discovery is all but a given now that global liquidity is breaking into undiscovered territory, Bitcoin analysis suggests.

U.S. antitrust enforcer Jonathan Kanter said regulators must urgently examine the AI sector to prevent potential monopolies.

The minister assured that Binance had received appropriate consular access from the U.S. and all due care, following standard diplomatic protocols and the rule of law.

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of over $488 million, but Google Trends data shows Bitcoin and crypto-related searches are far down from 2021 highs.

The FBI is warning job seekers not to fall for the too-good-to-be-true “work-from-home” job scams.

Bitcoin’s OI jumped $2.02 billion over three days, sparking concerns among traders about a potential “whipsaw” event.

The Fifth Circuit found that the regulator overstepped its authority in its new rules affecting hedge funds. Could this ruling be a good sign for crypto?

The Iggy Azalea-launched “MOTHER” is the only token launched by celebrities last week still hitting new all-time highs. It has now amassed a market cap of $130 million.

McDonald’s Singapore launches the ‘My Happy Place’ metaverse, letting locals build virtual burgers, play multiplayer games, and earn rewards.

Part of the plea deal involved Juan Tacuri forfeiting nearly $4 million and real estate which were purchased with victim funds.

The number of daily active users in Ethereum and top layer 2s has rocketed in recent years, and VanEck analysts say this growth will continue.

Long-term Bitcoin holders are now all in the green, thanks to BTC’s recent climb above November 2021’s all-time high.

Riot shares recovered from more than a 9% dip in the first hour of trading following a damning report from short seller Kerrisdale Capital.

Allen argued that public blockchains “can’t process large volumes of transactions” — though on-chain data suggests otherwise.