Category: crypto
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Deepcoin becomes first CEX to integrate Polymarket ‘event contracts’
Deepcoin has partnered with Polymarket to offer synchronized “Event Contracts” on its centralized exchange, allowing users to trade real-world events with CEX tooling. This integration provides real-time quotes, shared liquidity, and unified clearing. Deepcoin plans to refine the product for a more professional event trading experience. This move opens CEX rails into a traditionally DeFi-dominated…
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Ripple rolls out enterprise crypto treasury platform for corporates
Ripple has introduced Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury, allowing businesses to manage fiat, RLUSD, XRP, and other tokens within existing treasury systems. This move targets the growing demand for on-chain cash and stablecoins in corporate finance. The platform integrates crypto into traditional treasury workflows, offering a comprehensive fund-management solution for enterprises.
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eToro wins New York BitLicense, expands crypto access to 48 US states
eToro has obtained a New York BitLicense and money transmission license, allowing residents of New York to trade cryptocurrencies on its platform. This expands its US coverage to 48 states after settling with the SEC in 2024. The company sees this as a strategic milestone in its US expansion.
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SpaceX said to file confidential IPO plans with SEC at up to $1.75T valuation
SpaceX has filed confidential IPO papers with the SEC, targeting a valuation above $1.75 trillion and a June 2026 listing, potentially raising up to $75 billion. This comes after a $1.25 trillion valuation following the acquisition of Elon Musk’s xAI, making it the world’s most valuable private company ahead of its IPO debut.
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Zcash patches critical bug affecting the Sprout shielded pool
Zcash recently fixed a critical vulnerability in its zcashd nodes related to the legacy Sprout shielded pool, preventing potential fund draining. The flaw, discovered by security researcher Alex “Scalar” Sol, was present from July 2020 until the release of v6.12.0. Despite this, user funds were confirmed safe, and major mining pools have deployed the fix.
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Bitcoin ETFs end Q1 in the red as early outflows outweigh March gains
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs ended the first quarter of 2026 with $500 million in net outflows, despite $1.32 billion in March inflows. Ether ETFs saw $769 million in outflows, while Solana funds attracted $213 million. Investor sentiment remained low, with ETF volumes falling in March but institutional participation continuing.
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US DOJ charges 10 in crypto wash trading case linked to Gotbit, Vortex
The US Department of Justice charged 10 individuals for manipulating digital asset prices through pump-and-dump schemes. The defendants are linked to four crypto market making firms and are accused of inflating trading volumes and prices before selling to unsuspecting investors at higher valuations. Three defendants were extradited from Singapore to the US.
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Art on Tezos turns Cannes into a live testbed for digital culture
TezDev 2026 in Cannes showcased the evolution of Tezos art from NFTs to a global, politically charged digital culture. Artists, curators, and ecosystem builders discussed how on-chain art is becoming more complex and accessible, with lower costs allowing artists from diverse backgrounds to participate. This shift is seen as the future of both crypto and…
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Ethereum Economic Zone launches at EthCC to tackle L2 ‘fragmentation problem’
Gnosis, Zisk, and the Ethereum Foundation revealed the Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ) at EthCC in Cannes to unite fragmented Ethereum layer-2 networks. The framework aims to synchronize over 20 L2s holding about $40 billion in value, standardize ETH as gas, and attract early backers like Aave and Centrifuge to create a more unified on-chain application…
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Women’s presence drops at EthCC as crypto layoffs hit ‘female’ roles first
Despite a 137% increase in female placements in crypto roles last year, women still account for under 8% of hires. Recent layoffs in marketing, PR, and events roles have disproportionately affected women. Broader corporate layoffs in non-technical roles have also impacted women, highlighting ongoing challenges in achieving diversity in the industry.