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What is Solana?

Solana is shaking things up in the world of cryptocurrency, as this open-source platform is designed to be super fast, secure, and scalable, making it ideal for building all sorts of crypto apps.

$156,000 Bitcoin by May 2025?

A well-known crypto analyst, Cryptorphic, suggests a promising future despite recent downslide in the Bitcoin price, as Bitcoin could reach $156,000 by May 27, 2025.

MicroStrategy’s newest follower purchased bitcoin for $40 million

Just like MicroStrategy’s and Japan’s Metaplanet’s strategies, Semler Scientific has made headlines by purchasing 581 Bitcoins for $40 million. Semler’s stock price soared by 42% following the announcement.

Mastercard’s Crypto Credential to simplifying wallet addresses to aliases

Mastercard has introduced its new Crypto Credential service, making peer-to-peer crypto transfers more accessible for everyday users.

PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin comes to Solana

PayPal launched its USD-pegged stablecoin, PYUSD, on the Solana blockchain after an initial launch on the Ethereum in 2023.

Cambodia Central Bank chief thinks digital currencies can boosting the local fiats

On May 28, Central Bank Governor Chea Serey highlighted the potential of Bakong, Cambodia’s own Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), to enable cross-border QR payments and promote the use of the Cambodian Riel (KHR).

Ethereum, the infrastructure of the Web3

Ethereum’s potential as an investment goes beyond just cryptocurrency, positioning itself as a key player in the future of Web3, claims a crypto analyst.

El Salvador wants to 10x the country’s GDP in five years

El Salvador has set an ambitious goal to multiply its GDP by ten times within the next five years, driven by the integration of Bitcoin and artificial intelligence.

New record in Ethereum Futures, thank you ETF!

Ethereum has seen a big surge following the U.S. SEC approval of several spot Ethereum ETFs.

How to do your own research?

When we read an article or a social post about a new, promising cryptocurrency or project, we can be almost sure we will encounter the phrase, ‘do your own research!’