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BNB hits a milestone, there are 3.6 million active addresses now

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Binance Coin just threw a networking bash no one saw coming. As the crypto jungle trembles with uncertainty, BNB is dancing like it’s got something to prove.

OpenSea goes big on 22 blockchains

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Once upon a time, OpenSea was just the lovable Ethereum-only digital bazaar where NFT fanatics traded pixelated art and weird JPEGs.

When will be Bitcoin $150K? Is that even possible?

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Bitcoin hit a dizzying peak of $126K, then casually tripped down to around $111,000, then to 106K in the time of writing.

Here We Go Again An Expert Says Ethereum Could Flip Bitcoin

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Ethereum is like the scrappy underdog with a cocktail of ambition and blockchain magic, and it’s gunning to outgrow Bitcoin’s colossal market cap.

Crypto rockets past $4T while G20 regulators ain’t got any chance to catch up

Picture this, the crypto universe just exploded beyond $4 trillion in value, doubling its size in a single year.

Ripple will be the new crypto treasury titan?

In the sprawling jungle of corporate crypto treasures, Ripple Labs is gearing up to flex with a potential $1 billion XRP buy.

Stellar’s tokenized assets take over, $533 million and counting

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Stellar just scored a massive win, smashing past half a billion dollars in tokenized real-world assets, and it’s just getting started.

Silver, not Bitcoin will be the best performing asset of the year?

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The crypto circus is buzzing. Bitcoin, the king of cryptocurrencies, is sweating bullets as silver, that shiny old-school metal, is giving it a run for its money in 2025. Who would’ve thought?

Bitcoin’s next big move is still uncertain

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Bitcoin is currently drifting a bit like a ship lost at sea, hovering around $111,000 in the time of writing.

Insider crypto trading will be banned in Japan

Japan is officially flipping the script on crypto chaos. This week, Tokyo’s Financial Services Agency and the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission dropped bombshell plans to amend the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.