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An unknown whale transferred Bitcoin worth approximately $535 million from a personal wallet to Binance after five and a half years of inactivity. It's one of those cases when even the richest people

Solana might beat Ethereum and become the new altcoin leader. It might happen quite soon, in the next crypto cycle, some analysts claim. According to a recent post from Gumshoe, all the charts show t

Litecoin has seen a rapid surge in active addresses. It is the most widely used cryptocurrency in the world right now. Bitcoin and Ethereum are shamed and stand quietly by. According to data from the

Donald Trump, a Presidential candidate and a felon, met some crypto miners and made some unbelievable statements. Bitcoin to be Made in USA, he said. As Yellow.com already highlighted, Trump wants to

Apple unveils ‘Tap to Pay’ feature for seamless transactions between iPhones. It is based on a popular crypto project Ripple (XRP). And if true, this is a major shift in mass crypto adoption. No wall

Famous investor Bill Miller says he’s “still betting on Bitcoin.” The leading crypto has enormous potential to rise despite currently trading close to all-time highs, the billionaire thinks. In his r

Bitcoin has the longest consolidation period ever. The leading cryptocurrency is stuck around $70,000 and some analysts say it is for good. The bull cycle is far from over, they claim. For instance,

Solana meme coin Michi jumped 18% early Monday after our beloved celebrity Ariana Grande shared the meme that inspired the coin on her Instagram story. “I think the boy is hers, [I don’t know],” the

Coinbase is going to provide better insights into blockchain and crypto adoption. In a recent announcement, the company introduced a new metric designed to offer a clearer picture of blockchain usage

Shiba Inu fans are worried. There's trouble brewing in the crypto world again. A new wallet scam is targeting Shiba Inu community. It's a nasty one, and you need to stay sharp to avoid falling victim.