Category: crypto
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Redefining Execution Sharding in 2025
Blockchain sharding is the division of network activity into smaller parts for better performance. KRNL’s approach to execution sharding differs from traditional methods, aiming to create a more efficient and secure system with their product, kOS. This could revolutionize decentralized application development by enabling functions across multiple chains.
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Bitcoin supply on exchanges reaches lowest since 2018
The supply of Bitcoin on centralized exchanges has dropped to its lowest level since 2019, with only 2.5 million BTC remaining. This trend suggests that investors are moving towards self-custody and long-term holding, potentially leading to a supply crunch and price increase. Institutional demand and reduced selling pressure further support a bullish outlook for Bitcoin.
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Justin Sun calls JST a ‘next 100x token’ amid growth of TRON’s DeFi ecosystem
TRON founder Justin Sun is optimistic about the future of JST (JUST), the governance token of the Just ecosystem. He believes it could become the “next 100x token” as the TRON-based DeFi landscape matures. JustLend and USDD stablecoin have seen significant growth, with plans for buyback and burn of JST tokens.
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Trump’s top memecoin holders’ dinner is an “impeachable offense,” says Sen. Ossoff
Democratic U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff believes that President Trump’s invitation to top meme coin holders is an impeachable offense, as it involves selling access to the President for personal gain. Trump’s memecoin trading frenzy following the invite has sparked criticism and calls for an ethics inquiry. Trump-affiliated entities benefit from trading fees.
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Why RWAs are no longer optional
Abdul Rafay Gadit discusses the potential for tokenizing real estate assets, emphasizing the current illiquidity in the real estate market and the benefits that tokenization could bring. He explains how Real World Assets (RWAs) can transform real estate by increasing liquidity and democratizing investment opportunities. Gadit believes that tokenization is inevitable and those who do…
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Why the U.S. can’t afford to miss the stablecoin window
The U.S. regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies is shifting towards clarity and growth under the current administration. The SEC is reconsidering rules for investment advisors holding cryptocurrencies. Legislation like the GENIUS Act aims to regulate stablecoins, potentially solidifying the dollar’s dominance. The convergence of blockchain and traditional finance is also progressing, with crypto firms exploring IPOs…
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Bitcoin debate reignited with satoshi unit redefinition proposal
Bitcoin community is debating on achieving mass adoption by simplifying user experience. CEO John Carvalho proposed replacing satoshis with bitcoins to make it easier to understand and attract new users. Resistance to change is strong, with concerns about altering total supply. Carvalho is campaigning to “Make Satoshi Bitcoin Again,” sparking interest but facing opposition.
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Sui Network outperforms Bitcoin and other top-cap cryptos
Bitcoin has reached a two-month high above $93,000, while other major cryptos like Solana and Ethereum have also seen gains. Sui Network’s native token, SUI, has surged 70% in a week, reaching over $3.5 per coin and becoming the 13th-largest crypto by market cap. Sui Network’s efficient architecture and DeFi ecosystem have driven its growth…
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Redefining Execution Sharding in 2024
Blockchain sharding divides network activity for better performance and scalability. KRNL’s innovative approach to execution sharding, specifically with kOS, aims to improve efficiency and security by natively integrating functions on-chain. This approach differs from traditional methods and could revolutionize dApp development. KRNL’s vision is to create a holistic ecosystem for efficient and secure dApp building…
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Coinbase contends state lawsuits impede access to $90M in staking rewards for users
Five US states are continuing to pursue lawsuits against Coinbase’s staking program, which has led to over $90 million in rewards since 2023 being inaccessible to users. Coinbase is contesting allegations that its staking services constitute unregistered securities offerings and argues that regulatory uncertainty is affecting consumer choice in the digital asset industry.