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America’s crypto renaissance is already failing; but we can fix it

Opinion by: Shane Molidor, Founder, ForgdFor years, launching a crypto project in the United States has been a maze of uncertainty. Legal ambiguity and a hostile regulatory environment have driven founders offshore, turning places like Switzerland…

Stablecoin fever: 5 major stablecoins are growing crypto adoption

Increasing institutional interest and moves toward legal frameworks for stablecoins have seen the space grow, with five major projects slated to expand the market in the near future. In the EU, the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulatory package…

Meerkat Miniapp Launches on Telegram, Bringing Game-Fi and Daily Crypto Rewards to the Meme Ecosystem

This content is provided by a sponsor. PRESS RELEASE. Meerkat, the emerging crypto ecosystem known for merging meme culture with real utility, has announced the launch of its new Telegram-based application: the Meerkat Miniapp. This interactive…

BTC dominance due 'collapse' at 71%: 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week

Bitcoin (BTC) starts the first full week of May with yearly open support in focus ahead of a key US economic policy decision.BTC price action attempts to hold the yearly open as support after some downside at the weekly close, but bullish…

OKX to restart DEX with anti-abuse upgrades after Lazarus ‘misuse’

Crypto exchange OKX has brought its decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator back online with new security upgrades after it was paused in March to prevent further misuse by the North Korean hacking crew, the Lazarus Group.OKX founder and CEO Star…

Bitcoin pioneer and felon says he’s ‘vibe coding’ to restart the BTC faucet

Early Bitcoin entrepreneur Charlie Shrem says he’s working on bringing back the Bitcoin faucet — a website that hands out Bitcoin to whoever solves CAPTCHA tasks, normally used to distinguish humans from machines.Shrem shared his new…

Solana devs fix bug that allowed unlimited minting of certain tokens

The Solana Foundation has confirmed that a zero-day vulnerability that allowed an attacker to potentially mint certain tokens and even withdraw those tokens from user accounts has been fixed. A May 3 post-mortem from the Solana Foundation said…