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RippleX's J. Ayo Akinyele announced an important update (version 3.1.2) for XRP Ledger, addressing potential node outages. Validators must upgrade promptly to avoid being amendment blocked and are advised to trust a new GPG signing key. Ripple is enhancing amendment security by expanding its bug bounty program and improving validator coordination.

Tether expands in the US with USAT while exploring a fundraising round that could value the company near $500 billion. Strong profits and $122 billion in US Treasuries support Tether’s push into regulated US financial markets.

The Dubai edition of Token2049, one of the crypto industry’s largest gatherings, has been postponed to 2027 amid ongoing regional uncertainties that complicate international travel and large-scale event planning. The conference, originally slated for

Dogecoin (DOGE) has successfully defended the crucial support level of $0.088 despite recent selling pressure, aided by Bitcoin's recovery. While DOGE saw a significant 15% increase recently, long-term trends remain bearish. Rising social media interactions and potential short liquidations could drive short-term growth, but long-term recovery may require surpassing $0.127.

JPMorgan is facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly facilitating a $328 million crypto Ponzi scheme, despite its history of criticizing cryptocurrencies. The case raises concerns about banks' roles in monitoring suspicious transactions.

U.S. officials have initiated civil forfeiture proceedings to recover $3.4 million in Tether (USDT) linked to an investment fraud. Victims were contacted via messaging apps and misled into investing in fake opportunities. The case highlights the rising use of stablecoins in illegal transactions.

A U.S. federal appeals court has denied Custodia Bank's attempt for direct access to the Federal Reserve payment system, ending a five-year legal battle. The ruling emphasizes the Federal Reserve's discretion in granting master accounts, highlighting challenges for crypto-focused institutions.

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, asserts that investment freedom should be a human right, advocating for tokenization to democratize access to assets. This innovation could make real-world asset markets more inclusive, potentially reaching $10 trillion by 2030, and enable diverse, fractioned investments, enhancing liquidity and safety in finance.

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure A recent report from Bitcointreasuries.net has highlighted a significant shift in the behavior of Bitcoin (BTC) treasuries, revealing that the number of sales has outpaced purchases for the first

LimeWire, an AI-powered platform for digital content creation, has partnered with Verse 8, an AI-led game creation entity. The collaboration endeavors to commence a new epoch for digital creators with massive opportunities. As per LimeWire’s official social media announcement, the joint effort is se

US appeals court upholds Federal Reserve authority to deny Custodia Bank a master account for direct payment access. Custodia Bank loses final appeal after five year legal fight for Federal Reserve master account access. Court ruling confirms Federal Reserve banks can decide which

Over the past decade, bitcoin mining thrived on predicting price surges after halvings. However, a new report by Wintermute indicates this reliance has ended as bitcoin matures into an institutional asset, disrupting previous profitability cycles. Diminishing Returns in the Post-Institutional

No authoritative confirmation of a U.S. plan to seize Kharg Island There is no authoritative confirmation that the United States plans to seize Kharg Island. Based on public releases from the U.S. Department of Defense, no statement confirms an operation to capture Iranian territory. U.S.

Japan, South Korea face Red Sea exposure from Houthi oil shutdown The Houthi oil valve shutdown in the Red Sea is exposing how dependent Japan and South Korea remain on vulnerable maritime chokepoints for crude and refined products. Disrupted passages raise shipping times, insurance costs, and