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original · data-stamped · RSSIMF research confirms rising interest in blockchain-based shares but warns of significant volatility and liquidity challenges.
Price manipulation claims emerge after large ETH trades on Hyperliquid may have influenced Papertrade positions.
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HYPE+0.8%COLDCARD's official X account was compromised to post a phishing link targeting Bitcoin users.
BTC+0.2%The CFTC has issued a new rule excluding casino-style gambling from the swap definition while proposing to regulate event contracts as swaps.
Bitcoin holds above $83,000 while Ethereum stabilizes around $2,500 after a volatile period.
BTC+0.2%ETH+0.2%Bitwise's Matt Hougan suggests Bitcoin could match gold's market cap, implying a price of $1.5 million per BTC.
BTC+0.2%The CCP has unveiled plans for a national blockchain network to integrate the digital and real economies.
Analysts project Aptos (APT) could reach $2.54 by 2026 and potentially exceed $100 by 2032.
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APT+2.6%A decade-old vulnerability in the XRP Ledger could have allowed attackers to create new XRP beyond its supply cap.
XRP-1.0%The decentralized exchange dominates on-chain perpetuals while aggressively repurchasing its native token.
HYPE+1.0%DWF Labs subsidiaries claim BitGo sold tokens early, causing financial losses and price declines.
Robinhood adds BTC to its balance sheet amid a week of mixed market signals and institutional developments.
BTC+0.2%A critical security flaw in the Ripple network has been discovered, posing a risk of unauthorized XRP minting.
XRP-1.0%XRP's price faces critical resistance after a sharp correction, while a newly disclosed security vulnerability adds uncertainty.
XRP-1.1%Ledger has acknowledged the presence of a hardware implant in a customer's wallet, raising concerns over a potential supply chain attack through reseller CryptoBilis.
StarkNet leads crypto gains while Bitcoin and Monero show modest movements amid a relatively flat market.
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STRK+53.1%Ethereum faces critical support near $2.5K after a sharp correction, with traders closely monitoring momentum signals.
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LINK-0.5%XRP's future price trajectory is a subject of debate, with projections ranging from $1.50 to $5 by 2032.
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ZEC-0.1%Analysts predict Shiba Inu could reach $0.00002169 by 2026 but face significant volatility over the next decade.
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SHIB-0.9%The Bitcoin-based life insurance company Meanwhile has secured $37.5 million in funding to fuel international expansion.
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JST-3.1%The October 2025 flash crash that wiped out $19 billion in crypto positions continues to shape market dynamics.
BTC+0.6%Bitcoin rebounded above $83,000 after a sharp decline, while NEAR and Monero showed resilience during the market correction.
BTC+0.6%XMR+1.6%
NEAR+1.4%Ethereum ETFs recorded $542 million in outflows last week, the biggest weekly decline since January, as ETH price struggles below $2,500.
ETH+0.2%One year after a $19 billion Bitcoin flash crash, traders face fresh selling pressure while market infrastructure shows signs of improvement.
BTC+0.2%Evernorth's public listing could bring new institutional attention to XRP, though the asset's price remains subdued.
XRP-0.6%The XRP Ledger has processed over 13.4 million agentic payments using the x402 protocol, showcasing significant growth in AI-driven commerce.
XRP-0.6%U.S. crypto ETFs saw significant outflows last week, with Bitcoin and Ether funds leading the trend.
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SOL-0.5%The CFTC's new rules differentiate event contracts from traditional gambling under federal derivatives oversight.
Cyber Capital founder Justin Bons criticizes XRP Ledger's emergency code and validator system as evidence of centralization.
XRP-1.1%Hedera has launched tokenized stocks on its network, while Solana-based platform Securitize offers tokenized shares of 12 US companies.
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HBAR-0.8%Newswire
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