Category: crypto
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Trump-linked Alt5 Sigma faces SEC disclosure gap scrutiny
Alt5 Sigma is facing scrutiny over conflicting timelines in SEC filings regarding the resignation of its independent accountant and delays in quarterly reports. The company’s ties to Trump-linked World Liberty Financial have also raised governance and market concerns. Legal experts suggest that these discrepancies in filings could raise regulatory questions.
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Strategy ‘business model a fraud’
Peter Schiff criticized Michael Saylor and Strategy, calling Bitcoin a “fake asset.” Despite Bitcoin’s recent market dip, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETFs are thriving. Corporations and central banks continue to buy Bitcoin as a strategic asset. While Schiff claims Bitcoin is imaginary, real-world investments and interest in the cryptocurrency continue to grow.
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CZ says ‘Buy Fear, Sell Greed’—Crypto X says ‘Yeah, sure’
Binance founder CZ advised traders to “sell greed, buy fear” in a recent post on Twitter. This advice sparked mixed reactions, with some agreeing with the sentiment while others criticized CZ and Binance for not giving clear sell signals. The clash highlights the challenge of applying trading wisdom in a volatile market.
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Trump Media and Crypto.com bet big on Cronos
Trump Media & Technology Group and Crypto.com plan to launch a publicly traded Cronos through a merger with Yorkville Acquisition Corp., creating Trump Media Group CRO Strategy, Inc. with a treasury exceeding $6 billion. Despite a recent price decline, the firms aim for long-term growth, staking rewards, and integration into Truth Social and Truth+ programs.…
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December looks bright as Bitcoin eyes next ATH
Tom Lee predicts Bitcoin will reach a new all-time high in January 2026 as the Federal Reserve potentially pivots from quantitative tightening. Despite a recent downturn, Lee remains optimistic about Bitcoin’s future, predicting it will recover and potentially reach $100,000 by the end of the year, with a possible peak of $200,000 in 2026.
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XRP alters market dynamics, ETF means less on exchanges
XRP balances on major exchanges have decreased due to the influence of newly launched spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rather than traditional accumulation by long-term holders. This has led to reduced exchange liquidity and increased short-term volatility, with arbitrage providing structural stability. The long-term outlook for XRP remains strong.
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Coinbase insider sales face encore as shareholders sue again
Coinbase shareholders have filed a derivative lawsuit accusing insiders, including CEO Brian Armstrong and board member Marc Andreessen, of selling $4.2 billion in stock at inflated prices. They claim the direct listing structure allowed executives to prioritize personal gain over the company’s future. This is not the first time Coinbase has faced such legal action,…
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Amundi launches first tokenized fund share on Ethereum
Amundi has launched a new tokenized share class on the Ethereum network in partnership with CACEIS, enabling transparent and traceable transactions for its euro money market fund. Subscriptions and redemptions can be settled in stablecoins or future CBDCs, while traditional distribution channels remain open. The move is part of Amundi’s digital asset strategy to modernize…
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fees, losses, and mining costs explained
Cryptocurrency users can reduce tax bills by deducting eligible fees and costs, harvesting losses strategically, and using long-term holds and donations to lower taxable gains. Different deductions apply to individual traders, miners, validators, and businesses, but proper documentation is crucial to support deduction claims and optimize tax outcomes.
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Altcoin liquidity vanishes as capital crowds into Bitcoin
Altcoin liquidity is declining as capital moves towards Bitcoin-focused ETFs and DAT-style treasuries. This leaves non-blue-chip tokens vulnerable to thinner books and speculative boom-bust cycles. The shift is driven by regulated investment products and institutional money, with only a few top assets retaining strong liquidity.