Two of Bitcoin's most influential voices closed ranks against BIP-110, with Adam Back telling the proposal's supporters that “Bitcoin won't be joining” their fork and Michael Saylor warning that the real danger is the precedent, not the spam.
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Zcash trades near $504 on July 11 after completing a breakout above its 50-day moving average, while Santiment's development ranking and the Ironwood upgrade due July 28 give the move two catalysts beyond the chart.
Ethereum secures roughly $25 billion in tokenized real-world assets while nearly a third of its node activity operates from a single country, according to new research from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance published July 10.
Ethereum is trying to push out of its recent range near $1,800, with price testing the same resistance area that has capped recent recovery attempts.
PYUSD went live natively on Polygon as its market cap sits 32% below March's peak. Why the launch is about payment utility, and what it's up against.
XRP traded near $1.095 on July 9 while open interest in its Binance futures fell to roughly 397 million XRP, the lowest level in more than three months.
Bitcoin fell to $62,000 on Bitstamp within minutes of US President Donald Trump telling reporters at the NATO summit in Ankara that he thinks the Iran memorandum of understanding is "over."
Ethereum's recovery stalled at its 50-day moving average, and derivatives data shows large traders positioning against the bounce even as retail stays bullish.
Russia's largest bank Sberbank plans to launch a crypto wallet and digital custody service inside its Sber and SberInvestments apps by early December 2026, following the expected implementation of the country's new crypto law on September 1.
After Vitalik Buterin published his "Lean Ethereum" roadmap on July 4, he has now revealed one concrete piece of it: a technical redesign of how Ethereum tracks and verifies its validators.
Kraken has taken tokenized stocks a step closer to behaving like the collateral that underpins traditional finance.
Meme coins posted broad weekly gains led by MemeCore's 86% surge, reviving the debate over whether the sector is permanent market infrastructure or recurring speculative froth.