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Dubai gives the nod to Ripple’s RLUSD

Dubai, the city of glitz, gold, and skyscrapers, just gave a big thumbs-up to Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin.

Bitcoin’s sub-$100K crash is coming? Please no!

Bitcoin’s hanging tough around $105,000, but don’t get too cozy just yet. The bulls?

Eurozone inflation takes a dip, rate cut is coming?

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Alright, the Eurozone’s inflation just dipped below the magic 2% level, to 1.9% in May, to be exact.

Headshot! Bonk’s new game is kill

The Solana memecoin you’ve probably heard about, just went full throttle into gaming. Bonk launched Bonk Arena, a fast-paced, top-down arcade shooter that’s not just about fun, but earning real money. Pay-to-spawn, win-to-earn.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins Confirms New Rulemaking Path for Crypto Regulations

On June 3, 2025, SEC Chair Paul Atkins told the U.S. Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services that the agency will now handle SEC crypto regulations through the notice and comment process.

California Assembly Approves Bill to Let State Accept Crypto Payments

The California State Assembly approved Assembly Bill 1180 (AB 1180) on June 2, 2025, with a 68-0 vote. The bill allows state departments to accept digital currency for payments.

There’s a SEC drama, but Ethereum and Solana investors keep staking

The SEC’s been playing hardball again. They’re throwing cold water on the new Ethereum and Solana staking ETFs we were all kinda hoping to see by June.

Singapore’s crypto crackdown is a hard one, local firms told to quit overseas business

Alright, picture this, you’re at the office, grinding away, when suddenly the boss drops a bombshell. Stop working on that big project, or you’re out.

Stablecoins’ capitalization hit $250 Billion

Quarter trillion dollars, guys. The stablecoin market just crossed the $250 billion level, token that are pegged to the good ol’ U.S. dollar.

Hackers larping as security pros to steal crypto

The crypto world’s getting uglier by the day. Hackers? They’re not just stealing your coins anymore, they’re playing dirty, pretending to be the very security companies you’d trust to keep your assets safe.