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  • FDIC chairman says stablecoin holders won’t receive deposit insurance

    Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chairman Travis Hill stated that stablecoin holders will not receive government deposit protection under the proposed GENIUS Act, according to CoinDesk. The clarification addresses regulatory treatment of payment stablecoins, marking a significant distinction between traditional bank deposits and cryptocurrency holdings in U.S. policy.

  • Exodus wallet provider reports $11 million net loss in 2025 despite record revenue

    Exodus wallet provider posted an $11 million net loss in 2025 despite achieving record revenue, according to recent financial disclosures. The loss was primarily driven by the broader crypto market decline combined with increased operational expenses. The company’s revenue growth signals continued user demand for its wallet services, though macroeconomic headwinds and rising costs pressured profitability.

  • Utah moves to restrict prediction markets amid regulatory dispute

    Utah is moving to block prediction market platforms as tensions escalate between state and federal regulators. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has asserted authority over prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, stating it will defend its jurisdiction over these platforms. The regulatory clash highlights ongoing disputes over which level of government should oversee emerging financial products in the crypto and blockchain space.

  • Midnight token listed on Binance HODLer Airdrop program

    Binance announced Midnight (NIGHT) as the 61st project on its HODLer Airdrop program. The blockchain uses zero-knowledge technology to provide utility while protecting data privacy and ownership. A total of 240 million NIGHT tokens will be distributed through the airdrop, with 16.6 billion NIGHT in circulating supply at listing. The token is now tradable on Binance with smart contracts deployed on BNB Smart Chain and Cardano.

  • Privacy concerns arise as institutional wallets on Hyperliquid are identified

    Institutional traders on Hyperliquid have expressed discomfort after their trading wallets were identified, prompting them to reach out to analysts.

    Traders are pressuring analysts to halt disclosures of on-chain activities to protect sensitive information.

    Public blockchain records make it easy to trace transaction data, raising concerns about revealing losing trades to the public.

  • BTTC validator participation models explained

    BTTC offers two validator participation options for network consensus and governance. Independent validators stake BTT and operate nodes autonomously, handling block production and checkpoints with full reward control—suitable for technical participants or those with substantial capital. Alternatively, validator partnerships enable collaborative node operation with shared staking duties and automatic reward distribution through on-chain contracts, lowering entry barriers for participants.

  • HYPE, PI, and PENGU lead CoinGecko trending coins this week

    CoinGecko’s trending list is dominated by smaller-cap tokens gaining attention from traders. Hyperliquid (HYPE) ranks highest at #15, followed by Pi Network (PI) at #41 and Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) at #106. Derive (DRV) and Across Protocol (ACX) also made the list at #253 and #568 respectively. Major coins like Solana (SOL) at #7 and Ethereum (ETH) at #2 continue to hold top spots. Trending status often reflects increased search volume and community interest rather than price momentum alone.

  • Solana price faces critical resistance level for potential uptrend

    Analysis from a German research firm identifies a key technical level that could trigger an uptrend for SOL. The analysis suggests that if Solana breaks above this resistance point, it may signal the start of a recovery rally. SOL is currently trading around $85.79. Traders are monitoring this level closely as it could determine the next directional move in the near term.

  • Market observer predicts potential stock market downturn in 2026

    Robert Kiyosaki has stated that a significant stock market crash could occur in 2026, arguing that underlying issues from the 2008 financial crisis were never fully resolved. In response to these macro concerns, Kiyosaki recommends diversifying into gold, silver, BTC, ETH, and oil as potential hedges against market volatility. Current BTC is trading at $69,781.60 and ETH at $2,045.09.

  • HUMA drops over 9.46% in 1 hour, the last price is 505 VNDC

    HUMA trading volume is $16.12m. Market capitalization reaches $53.12m.