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China’s National Blockchain Network: What It Means for Crypto
China is building a national blockchain network with integrated computing power to strengthen its data infrastructure. This state-led approach contrasts sharply with the decentralized ethos of crypto, but it highlights how seriously governments now take blockchain technology. Here’s what it means for the global Web3 landscape.
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Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH Drops 7% Amid ETF Outflows
Ethereum price dropped over 7% this week as spot ETH ETFs recorded their highest weekly outflows since January. With ETH trading near $2,491, here’s what analysts are watching next.
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Evernorth XRP Nasdaq Debut: 5 Key Things to Know
Evernorth Holdings is set to debut on Nasdaq under the ticker XRPN, offering Wall Street investors a new way to gain exposure to XRP through a regulated treasury company. Learn the 5 key things every crypto investor should know.
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Saylor Signals New Bitcoin Buy After $28.7M Purchase
Michael Saylor posted his signature orange chart on October 11, hinting at another Bitcoin acquisition by Strategy just days after the company purchased 334 BTC worth $28.7 million. The move continues Strategy’s aggressive BTC treasury strategy, though financial obligations may limit how much cash can be deployed.
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Tom Lee Predicts Ethereum Will Surpass $5,000 by Year End
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee forecasts that Ethereum will surpass $5,000 before the end of the year. With ETH holding above $2,500 and key macro events ahead, we break down what this bullish prediction means for crypto investors.
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Telegram Flaw Let Hackers Steal Your Crypto Wallets
A security flaw in Telegram’s desktop app allowed hackers to steal sensitive files, including crypto wallet data, with a single click. Here’s how the attack worked and what you can do to protect your assets.
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Ledger Hardware Wallet Breach: $86M Lost in Supply Chain Attack
Ledger has confirmed a supply chain attack involving an unauthorized hardware implant, with losses potentially exceeding $86 million. The incident was isolated to a single reseller in Southeast Asia, but it raises serious questions about hardware wallet security and how crypto users can better protect themselves.
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China’s National Blockchain Network: No Bitcoin Allowed
China has announced a national blockchain network as part of a new 19-point policy document, but Bitcoin remains banned. Here’s what the plan includes and why it doesn’t change anything for crypto holders.