If you’ve been around crypto for a while, you’ve probably noticed the shift. Meme coins aren’t just jokes anymore—they’re community-driven economies, launchpads for games, and now, referral-based income streams.
In a sharp rebuke of the American cryptocurrency industry, The Economist has accused the sector of abandoning its founding ideals in favor of political favoritism and profit-seeking.
China and Saudi Arabia have intensified their economic partnership through dozens of new deals, signaling a strategic shift toward local currency trade and a reduced reliance on the U.S. dollar.
A man from Alabama has been sentenced to over a year in federal prison for orchestrating a cyberattack that briefly shook U.S. financial markets by hijacking the SEC’s official X (formerly Twitter) account.
Is the recent $35 billion surge into the crypto sector a signal that the next cycle has quietly kicked off?
Bitcoin is maintaining its position above the $100,000 mark, and analysts say it’s not just market momentum keeping it there—it’s deep-pocketed institutional interest and consistent investor confidence on dips.
BlockDAG (BDAG) has set June 13 as the official date to unveil the full list of 20 exchanges that will list its BDAG coin after the launch.
Elon Musk has once again sent shockwaves through the crypto world—not with a financial statement or tech announcement, but by tweaking his social media profile.
The meme coin market continues to prove one thing: it’s built on chaos and opportunity.
As Bitcoin continues to mature as a global asset class, momentum is building within corporate boardrooms.
Bitcoin’s recent climb past the $100,000 threshold is drawing attention for more than just the price tag.
BlockDAG has officially scheduled its Go Live Reveal for June 13, during which it will disclose the complete list of 20 centralized exchanges that will host the BDAG coin once trading begins.



