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Lyn Alden, a top macro expert, has laid out a roadmap for countries to embrace the Bitcoin Standard. This comes as US debt hits a whopping $35 trillion. The Bitcoin Standard, first proposed by Saifed

The Solana-based meme coin Billy (BILLY) has defied expectations. Its developer abandoned the project shortly after launch. Yet the community rallied, propelling it to a $200 million market cap. Bill

Hong Kong legislator Johnny Ng is shaking things up. He's eyeing Bitcoin for the city's fiscal reserves. It's a bold move that's got people talking. Ng announced his plan on X, and according to that

Real-world asset (RWA) tokenization is on the brink of a major breakthrough. But it needs the right tech to make it happen. That's the word from John Patrick Mullin, CEO of Mantra. Mullin reckons gen

Non-fungible token (NFT) sales are about to hit their lowest monthly volume since November 2023. It's a tough pill to swallow for the once-booming digital collectibles market. CryptoSlam, a data trac

Ethereum's onchain activity is booming, despite its price hovering around $3250, while we all hoped for $4000 since ETFs were approved. Layer 2 blockchains are driving this growth. They're transformi

The long-running legal battle between Ripple and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is coming to a head. A final judgment is expected this week. Settlement rumors have been put to bed. J

Robert Kennedy Jr.'s call for the US to hold Bitcoin like gold has got investors excited. Bitcoin's price has shot up past $68,000. That also had its impact on the global crypto market which is now w

Slovenia just pulled off a major first. It's the first EU country to issue a sovereign digital bond. The bond is worth €30 million. That's about $32.5 million. It offers a 3.65% coupon. The Slovenian

The University of Wyoming is shaking things up in the world of crypto education. They've just rolled out what they're calling the first academic Bitcoin Research Institute (BRI). It's a big deal, folk