Calls to release Binance exec intensify after 6 months in Nigerian detention
Binance CEO Richard Teng and family members have called for action, claiming Tigran Gambaryan has been unjustly detained in Nigeria since February.
SOON closes funding round for Solana-based layer 2
Backers hail from Solana Labs, Coinbase Ventures and Celestia, among others.
TON Blockchain Grinds to a Standstill With No Blocks Produced for Over 3 Hours
The TON blockchain hasn't produced a new block in over three hours. This downtime might have been a result of a new memecoin called DOGS crashing the network. TONcoin (TON), the native token of the TON blockchain, is down 5% late Wednesday, after the protocol failed to produce a block within the last three hours
TON struck by outage, no new blocks produced in 3 hours
The Telegram Open Network is no longer producing blocks following a frenzy of trading activity for a new memecoin called DOGS.
‘PolitiFi’ tokens surged 667% so far this year, outperforming all memecoins
Political-themed memecoins completely outpaced all other memecoin categories this year and Donald Trump has just dropped another NFT collection.
Crypto is down, but FET and AI tokens are up — Here’s why
FET and other AI tokens are outperforming the wider crypto market this week, but is the rally purely driven by investors' earnings expectations for Nvidia?
Sony debuts Soneium Minato testnet, Web3 developer incubator
Developers on the new blockchain will have a chance to receive investment and other forms of support from a wide range of Web3 firms.
Celsius Begins Creditor Distribution as Bankruptcy Proceedings Near End
The bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network has released its first status report on creditor distributions, revealing that affected parties have received over $2.53 billion in liquid crypto and cash. According to a filing with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, the $2.53 billion in crypto and cash was distributed
Bitcoin Price Falls Below $59K Amid Broad Market Rout; Ether Slumps Almost 10%
Cryptocurrencies suffered substantial losses as the U.S. business day came to a close, with bitcoin (BTC) tumbling below $59,000 and Ethereum's ether (ETH) losing almost 10%. Bitcoin had topped $62,700 earlier in the day, but recently was down 6.5% from 24 hours earlier. Amid the rout, it got as low as $58,240, the lowest price
Critical bug identified and remedied in Circle’s Noble-CCTP
Blockchain security firm Asymmetric Research privately disclosed the vulnerability to Circle, which has since been addressed.