Latest news from the Web3 ecosystem
Senator Elizabeth Warren has raised questions about possible U.S. government intervention in the ongoing Bitcoin selloff, expressing concerns about potential enrichment of certain family businesses.
World Peace Token (WLFI) experienced a significant surge, climbing 10% following the announcement of a pilot program with Apex for its USD1 stablecoin. This move contrasts sharply with the recent downturns observed in major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Recent Hong Kong discussions at LONGTITUDE highlighted the impending quantum computing threat to Bitcoin and the need for AGI readiness in the crypto space, alongside ongoing US regulatory developments.
Decentralized derivatives exchange Hyperliquid has established a policy advocacy arm to engage with U.S. policymakers, focusing on the future of DeFi and blockchain technology.
Bitcoin's price action is consolidating, with key indicators suggesting an imminent breakout. The $70,000 mark is becoming a critical focus for traders.
OpenAI is now employing AI agents to rigorously test smart contracts. This 'red teaming' approach aims to uncover vulnerabilities before real-world deployment, ensuring enhanced security in decentralized applications.
South Korean conglomerate Hanwha is injecting $13 million into a US-based blockchain firm to advance enterprise-grade cryptocurrency wallets and real-world asset tokenization.
Solana's SOL token faces critical support at $80 following a decrease in decentralized application revenues and waning investor engagement, raising questions about its short-term price trajectory.
A key on-chain indicator for Bitcoin, the "short-term holder stress" metric, has reached levels not observed since 2018. This suggests a potential market capitulation and a possible bottom for Bitcoin's price.
Real estate magnate Barry Sternlicht intends to tokenize assets for his clients via his $125 billion firm, but current U.S. regulations are presenting a significant obstacle.
Coinbase's Base layer is shifting to its own distinct architecture, aiming to enhance streamlining and developer experience while maintaining its open-source commitment.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong asserts that banking trade groups are obstructing progress on market structure legislation, potentially hindering stablecoin rewards.