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Jack Dorsey’s Block urges Congress to update Bitcoin regulations to make cryptocurrency everyday money in the United States
Cryptocurrency

Jack Dorsey’s Block urges Congress to update Bitcoin regulations to make cryptocurrency everyday money in the United States

July 22, 2025 Temitope Oke

When we think about Bitcoin, many picture it as a high-value investment or digital gold rather than something you’d use to pay for your morning

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Crypto analyst warns Bitcoin price pattern signals bearish control and potential crash back toward $111000 levels
Cryptocurrency

Crypto analyst warns Bitcoin price pattern signals bearish control and potential crash back toward $111000 levels

July 19, 2025 Temitope Oke

Bitcoin has had an electrifying few weeks, riding close to its all-time highs and grabbing headlines everywhere. But behind that bullish excitement, some analysts are

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Donald Trump pushes House Republicans to pass major crypto legislation that reshapes digital finance regulation in Washington
Cryptocurrency

Donald Trump pushes House Republicans to pass major crypto legislation that reshapes digital finance regulation in Washington

July 18, 2025 Temitope Oke

In a political world often dominated by healthcare and taxes, cryptocurrency just took center stage—and President Donald Trump is claiming victory. After weeks of tense

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Ripple CTO David Schwartz explains why Bitcoin’s secure network continues to anchor digital finance across the global crypto ecosystem
Cryptocurrency

Ripple CTO David Schwartz explains why Bitcoin’s secure network continues to anchor digital finance across the global crypto ecosystem

July 16, 2025 Temitope Oke

In today’s fast-evolving crypto space, it’s easy to get swept up in talk about smart contracts, lightning-speed transactions, and low fees. But according to Ripple’s

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Trump pushes lawmakers to approve stablecoin regulation as crypto-backed legislation gains momentum in Washington
Cryptocurrency

Trump pushes lawmakers to approve stablecoin regulation as crypto-backed legislation gains momentum in Washington

July 15, 2025 Temitope Oke

After years of being stuck in legal limbo, the cryptocurrency world could finally be heading for a major breakthrough in the U.S.—and it’s all happening

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SRM Entertainment shocks crypto markets as it buys one hundred million dollars worth of Tron in bold treasury move across global theme park operations
Cryptocurrency

SRM Entertainment shocks crypto markets as it buys one hundred million dollars worth of Tron in bold treasury move across global theme park operations

July 15, 2025 Temitope Oke

Crypto markets are heating up, and it’s not just Bitcoin and Ethereum getting all the love. Tron (TRX), often flying under the radar, is suddenly

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Bitcoin outperforms tech stocks and Wall Street benchmarks as crypto investors drive record ETF inflows in the United States
Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin outperforms tech stocks and Wall Street benchmarks as crypto investors drive record ETF inflows in the United States

July 12, 2025 Temitope Oke

In a world where traditional markets are breaking records, Bitcoin is quietly (or maybe not so quietly) outshining them all. While the S&P 500 continues

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Injective gains 27 percent as crypto project announces council of global tech leaders to drive Web3 growth from headquarters
Cryptocurrency

Injective gains 27 percent as crypto project announces council of global tech leaders to drive Web3 growth from headquarters

July 12, 2025 Temitope Oke

As the broader crypto market picks up steam, Injective (INJ) is riding the wave—surging by a whopping 27% since last Wednesday. While Bitcoin continues smashing

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Tether moves eighty tons of gold into a private vault in Switzerland as stablecoin giant pushes back against EU regulation
Cryptocurrency

Tether moves eighty tons of gold into a private vault in Switzerland as stablecoin giant pushes back against EU regulation

July 10, 2025 Temitope Oke

At a time when global markets feel shakier than ever and regulators are circling the crypto industry, stablecoin giant Tether is making a big, glittering

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Metaplanet increases Bitcoin holdings as Tokyo-based company pushes to own one percent of total BTC supply by 2027
Cryptocurrency

Metaplanet increases Bitcoin holdings as Tokyo-based company pushes to own one percent of total BTC supply by 2027

July 9, 2025 Temitope Oke

While most companies dip their toes into crypto with caution, a Tokyo-based firm is going all in. Metaplanet, a relatively low-profile company until recently, has

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