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A gm tweet from SBF = wild rumors of comeback?

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Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) just dropped a “gm” on X, and suddenly the internet lost its mind.

Vanguard is letting its clients buy crypto ETFs?

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In a surprising twist that’s got Wall Street whispering into its coffee, Vanguard, the giant of traditional investing, is reportedly toying with the idea of letting its clients buy cryptocurrency ETFs, but only the third-party kind.

CZ takes crypto’s crown again, with BNB and ASTER as his new power plays

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Call him the crypto puppet master or just plain unstoppable, CZ has climbed back to the top as the planet’s biggest crypto influencer, and his Midas touch is golden in the forms of BNB and ASTER.

Philippines leaps into blockchain to slash corruption

In a bold move that sounds like sci-fi but is very much real, the Philippines has decided to tack its public records onto blockchain, the digital ledger everyone talks about but few fully understand.

Crypto influencers’ X accounts hacked, beware the fake ‘Calendar’ trick

Picture this, you get a direct message on X that looks totally legit, a Google Calendar link sent by someone who claims to be from Andreessen Horowitz, one of those fancy venture capital firms.

Ethereum dipped below $4K, is $3,500 the next stop?

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Ethereum just staged an unplanned nosedive, slamming below $4,000 for the first time since August.

FTX Recovery Trust sues Genesis Digital

The FTX show rolls on with a new plot twist. The FTX Recovery Trust is hauling Genesis Digital Assets to court, demanding a cool $1.15 billion back.

Europe’s banking giants unite to launch euro-pegged stablecoin

Nine of Europe’s banking heavyweights, think ING, UniCredit, CaixaBank, and some other big players, have banded together to birth a euro-pegged stablecoin.

Circle ponders undo button for crypto payments, how is this censorship-resistance?

Imagine sending crypto and realizing you just got scammed, now, what if you could undo that transaction?

Google-Backed TeraWulf Seeks $3B Debt as Miners Pivot to AI

TeraWulf plans to raise about $3 billion in debt to expand AI data center capacity. The effort runs through Morgan Stanley, according to CFO Patrick Fleury in a Bloomberg-cited report.