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Ripple in Seoul: Korean Banking Giants Join XRP Spotlight
Ripple is heading to Seoul where Korea’s banking giants will gather for a major XRP-focused event. The move signals growing institutional interest in XRP and blockchain-powered cross-border payments, potentially reshaping global crypto adoption.
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Beijing Police Bust Tether Scam: $110K Frozen
Beijing police have frozen around $110,000 in USDT after students were tricked by scammers impersonating officers into converting their savings into Tether. The case highlights how stablecoins can be misused and why self-custody and due diligence are essential.
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Solana ETF Inflows Hit Record High: What It Means for SOL
Solana ETFs just recorded their largest weekly inflows since launch, signaling surging institutional demand. Here’s what this milestone means for SOL, the broader crypto market, and how investors can participate safely.
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California Bans Officials From Issuing Meme Coins
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a new law banning public officials from issuing or endorsing meme coins. The legislation aims to prevent conflicts of interest and could set a national precedent for stricter crypto regulations across the United States.
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CFTC Sues Cash FX Over $950M Crypto Forex Scam
The CFTC has sued Cash FX Group, alleging the company ran a $950 million crypto-linked forex scam that defrauded thousands of investors. The complaint claims minimal actual trading took place, with most funds misappropriated in a classic Ponzi-style scheme.
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Bitwise NEAR Protocol ETF: Can the Token Reach $562?
Bitwise is preparing to launch a spot NEAR Protocol ETF in the US, reviving bold price predictions of $155 and $562 per token. This marks a major milestone for altcoin institutional adoption.
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DeFi Needs 10x Better to Lure Institutional Capital
Jupiter Exchange’s COO says DeFi must deliver 5-10x improvements over traditional finance to attract real institutional capital. Incremental tweaks won’t cut it. The industry needs faster execution, better UX, and stronger risk management to compete with Wall Street and reshape global finance.
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SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce to Leave: What It Means for Crypto
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, known as Crypto Mom, will leave her post on October 2 after nearly eight years of championing clear and fair crypto regulation. Her departure raises questions about the future of U.S. crypto policy and what it means for investors and innovators alike.