Following last week's TRUMP memecoin surge, on-chain data is painting an uncomfortable picture of who's driving the rally - and how few hands are actually pulling the strings.
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XRP is having a great week - the token surged more than 10% over seven days, pushing its market cap past $93 billion and displacing BNB from the fourth position on CoinMarketCap.
Bitget has deepened its integration with Ondo Finance to offer over 100 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs
PayPal has officially expanded its US dollar-backed stablecoin, PayPal USD (PYUSD), to 70 markets worldwide.
On March 16, 2026, a Buenos Aires court issued a nationwide block of Polymarket, the decentralized prediction market platform.
Crypto investment firm BitMine Immersion Technologies has significantly expanded its Ethereum holdings after purchasing 60,999 ETH, its largest weekly acquisition of the year.
Bitpanda is preparing to list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange at a targeted valuation of €4–5 billion ($4.7–5.8B), making it one of the most closely watched European fintech IPOs of the year.
Argentina's federal judiciary is pressing forward with a criminal investigation into President Javier Milei over his promotion of the $LIBRA cryptocurrency - a scandal that has evolved from a social media controversy into a full-blown constitutional crisis.
A new white paper from Cathie Wood's firm forces the crypto industry to confront a risk it has long treated as distant. The debate has barely begun.
Australia is moving closer to introducing a comprehensive regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry after the country’s Senate Economics Legislation Committee recommended passing the Corporations Amendment (Digital Assets Framework) Bill 2025.
Andrei Grachev, Managing Partner of DWF Labs, said what a growing number of institutional players have been thinking for months: the altcoin season as retail investors have known it is not coming back.
A new academic study out of Cambridge has put eleven years of Bitcoin network data under the microscope. The results are counterintuitive. The physical internet — the cables, the routing systems, the undersea infrastructure — barely registers as a threat to Bitcoin's survival.