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Bitcoin is trading comfortably in the $115,000-$120,000 range, which has allowed many altcoins to find their footing and show strength. Summary While meme currencies like PEPE, BONK, and TRUMP exhibit explosive potential, Bitcoin is still robust around $118,000, which is conducive to the rallying of altcoins like XRP, DOGE, and BCH. TRUMP and BONK acquire traction because of political hype and meme cycles, XRP, HYPE, and DOGE stand out for their robust bullish setups and practical significance. As capital shifts away from Bitcoin and Ethereum, market indications (Total3 and Others.D) point to a bullish altcoin period, particularly in small- and…
Instead of making waves, Moo Deng crypto continues to make a splash as its price plummets nearly 18% in the past 24 hours. Much like other crashing altcoins, this hippo token is no exception. Summary Moo Deng crypto has been on a downhill slide after its earlier high in May 2025. Meme coins like Moo Deng crypto are usually highly dependent on hype and market sentiment, making it unpredictable for the most part. According to data from crypto.news, MOODENG (MOODENG) has gone down 15.78% in the past 24 hours. At the moment, its sits on the lowest point of the…
FTX’s bankruptcy case continues to move forward as the exchange prepares for its next round of creditor repayments, set to begin at the end of September. Summary FTX will begin its next distribution to creditors on Sep. 30, 2025. A U.S. court approved the release of $1.9B in cash for this round. Creditors continue to challenge valuation methods and payout exclusions. The update offers progress for creditors still waiting nearly three years after FTX’s collapse in late 2022. According to a statement published July 23, the next distribution to holders of approved Class 5 (Customer Entitlement Claims), Class 6 (General…
Aave has reserves of Ethereum, and they’re thinning fast. The culprit, according to Marc Zeller, a contributor on Aave, is Justin Sun. Why? Unpredictable outflows are straining the protocol’s stability with little regard for the broader impact—and there’s little anyone can do to stop it. Summary Aave saw over $1.7 billion in ETH withdrawals this week, largely tied to wallets linked to Justin Sun and HTX, triggering a liquidity crunch and interest rate spike. Marc Zeller, Aave contributor, compares Sun’s moves to “grocery shopping,” highlighting DeFi’s vulnerability to uncoordinated whale actions. Simultaneously, Ethereum’s validator exit queue surged past 625,000 ETH…
Cango Inc., a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, has completed its transformation into a Bitcoin miner. Summary Cango Inc., founded in 2010 in China, is listed on the NYSE. The company previously operated an automotive business, but announced a pivot to Bitcoin mining in November 2024. Cango holds over 4,000 BTC and has a fleet capacity of 50 exahashes per second. Cango, a Chinese firm listed in the United States that announced plans to pivot into a Bitcoin (BTC) mining company in November 2024, has confirmed it is now fully transitioned. The company announced its…
Trump-linked World Liberty Financial has found a new ally in Vaulta, the rebranded EOS Foundation. Their alliance aims to bridge the gap between crypto and everyday finance through Web3 banking frameworks in the U.S. Summary Trump-aligned World Liberty Financial partners with Vaulta to integrate USD1 stablecoin into a Web3 banking infrastructure. The alliance signals WLFI’s pivot from ideological branding to infrastructure-focused DeFi strategy. Vaulta, formerly EOS, is positioning itself as a high-performance banking OS with real-world asset and cross-chain support. According to a press release dated July 23, World Liberty Financial, the Trump-backed crypto venture billing itself as the issuer…
MultiBank Group’s digital asset division partnered with Fireblocks to bring $10 billion in real estate on chain. Summary MultiBank.io launched a real estate tokenization platform Fireblocks will provide custody, Mavryk blockchain infrastructure Platform aims to tokenize $10B in real estate assets. Companies are increasingly competing to dominate real-world assets. On Wednesday, July 23, MultiBank.io, the digital asset division of MultiBank Group, partnered with institutional crypto custodian Fireblocks. Together with the blockchain infrastructure provider Mavryk, the firms plan to bring $10 billion in tokenized assets on the blockchain. The initiative will primarily focus on high-value properties, aiming to make this asset…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Quid Miner launches mobile cloud mining app, making passive crypto income as simple as everyday banking. Summary Quid Miner makes crypto mining easy via mobile cloud platform. Mine BTC, ETH, DOGE, and more with just a phone using Quid Miner. Quid Miner opens passive crypto income to 180+ countries globally. Manchester, New Hampshire, July 2025 – As digital assets become integral to modern investment portfolios, a growing number of global investors are searching for ways to earn passive income…
The White House’s crypto policy report is set to drop on July 30, and it could either ignite a new era of U.S. blockchain dominance or deepen the industry’s regulatory quagmire. With whispers of a Bitcoin reserve and Fed access for crypto firms, the stakes are nothing short of financial revolution or ruin. Summary The White House will release a landmark crypto policy report on July 30, potentially reshaping U.S. financial leadership with proposals like a Bitcoin reserve and Fed access for crypto firms. A new bifurcated regulatory framework may emerge amid ongoing SEC–CFTC jurisdictional disputes. On July 23, Bo…
What happens when $260 billion in stablecoins start moving through banks, buying Treasuries, and bypassing traditional financial infrastructure altogether? Summary The U.S. passed the GENIUS Act, formally recognizing dollar-backed stablecoins and introducing clear federal rules for licensed issuers and reserve backing. Banks and corporations are entering the space, with JPMorgan, Citigroup, Amazon, and Walmart actively developing or exploring stablecoin infrastructure. Stablecoins now hold over $200 billion in Treasuries, making them major non-government debt holders and a growing influence on public debt markets. Global regulators remain cautious, citing liquidity, redemption, and systemic risks, and calling for stricter frameworks before stablecoins scale…