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Tether, the firm behind USDT stablecoin, is rolling in dough. They've just posted a whopping $5.2 billion profit for the first half of 2024. That's not all. Their U.S. Treasury reserve is now massive.

Solana, the upstart blockchain, has pulled off a stunner. It's beaten Ethereum in weekly fees for the first time ever. The numbers are eye-popping. Solana raked in about $25 million in the week of Ju

Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, has a wild idea. He thinks Uncle Sam should be the biggest Bitcoin hodler on the planet. "The U.S. government should own the majority of the Bitcoin in th

Trust Wallet, a major player in self-custody Web3 wallets, has inked a deal with The Open Network (TON). The partnership aims to boost blockchain adoption. It's a big move. The collaboration taps int

U-topia is the leading AI and MediaFi Company rewarding engagement with real-world and digital assets from a catalog of over 70,000 physical merchandise items across leisure and entertainment. The pla

Irys, a data provenance startup, has launched a new layer-1 blockchain. The platform aims to provide integrated data storage solutions for developers building onchain products. The new blockchain sup

Tron, the blockchain network founded by Justin Sun, has pulled off a surprise win against Ethereum. In the past 24 hours, Tron raked in $1.42 million. Ethereum lagged behind with $844,276. This comes

Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) are shaking up traditional finance. They're turning physical stuff into tradable digital tokens. The market's booming, hitting $8 billion this year. Now, RWAs are g

Four men are in custody for a brutal Bitcoin robbery turned murder in Kyiv, Ukraine, the heart of a war torn country in the Eastern Europe. The victim? A 29-year-old foreign crypto enthusiast. The su

Polymarket, a crypto betting platform, has hit a major milestone. It's racked up $1 billion in trading volume. The kicker? A third of that came in just the last month. July saw $343 million in bets.