US Government Bitcoin Holdings Over $5 Billion
The United States government has quietly become one of the largest holders of Bitcoin, owning over 200,000 BTC worth more than $5 billion according to a recent analysis of public data.
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Blockchain Gaming Investments Decline But Remain Resilient
Despite the crypto bear market, blockchain gaming attracted $600 million in investments in Q3 2023, though still only half of Q3 2022’s total.
New UK Coins Feature King Charles III and Celebrate Nature
The Royal Mint has unveiled a new set of UK coin designs depicting King Charles III and native flora and fauna, aimed at educating children and marking the new reign.
Ethereum Primed for Accumulation Phase Against Bitcoin
Ethereum has underperformed Bitcoin recently, but historical trends indicate an accumulation phase could be approaching – presenting a prime buying opportunity for ETH.
XRP Joins Elite Cryptos in Hong Kong Index
XRP gained credibility as an elite cryptocurrency by meeting stringent standards for inclusion in two prestigious Hong Kong indexes, after prevailing in a legal battle with the SEC.
Crypto Whale Sends Massive $34 Million in USDT
A mysterious crypto whale sent $34 million in USDT to the Kraken exchange via two anonymously owned Ethereum addresses in an unusual transaction that has sparked speculation and debate in the crypto community.
Security Fears Lead US Space Force to Prohibit AI in Operations
The United States Space Force has joined the growing list of organizations limiting the use of generative AI tools like ChatGPT.
Ethereum Supply Rises For First Time Since The Merge
Ethereum supply has increased slightly due to more rewards being issued to validators. But supply growth remains low compared to pre-Merge days.
Hamas Crypto Links Spotlight Warren’s Anti-Money Laundering Push
Senator Elizabeth Warren’s anti-crypto money laundering bill may gain momentum after reports that Hamas partly funded a recent attack using cryptocurrency.
Ferrari Rolling Out Crypto Payments For Vehicles In US
Luxury automaker Ferrari has started allowing crypto payments for its sports cars in the US and will expand the option to Europe soon due to customer demand.