Category: crypto
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CoinShares says part of Bitcoin fleet Is unprofitable
Bitcoin mining margins are being squeezed due to lower revenue and higher operating costs, with some operators becoming unprofitable. Older mining machines and higher power costs are facing the most pressure. The global mining fleet now sits below profitability, with hash prices dropping. Hashrate Index shows some relief, but stress remains if Bitcoin prices stay…
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Circle unfreezes one wallet after controversial USDC freeze
Circle reversed part of its recent USDC enforcement action by restoring access to one of the 16 frozen wallets, easing criticism. The wallet linked to Goated.com held about 130,966 USDC after access was restored. Questions remain about Circle’s process and transparency in handling the case. ZachXBT suggested that other affected wallets could be restored soon.…
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Why homomorphic encryption is built for the Post-Quantum era
This article discusses the potential threat of quantum computing to blockchain networks and the importance of implementing quantum-resistant cryptographic systems like Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) to protect digital assets. FHE allows for privacy-preserving blockchain systems and encrypted decentralized finance, offering both privacy and long-term cryptographic resilience in the face of quantum computing advancements.
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Nvidia investor class cleared in crypto revenue suit
A certified investor class has been established in Nvidia’s securities case related to the 2017-2018 crypto mining boom. Investors claim Nvidia misled them about GPU sales during that period. The case has moved forward after a federal judge allowed investors to pursue claims together. Nvidia denies the allegations.
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Australia eyes AU$24B gain as RBA pushes tokenization in markets
The Reserve Bank of Australia stated that tokenization could generate AU$24 billion in annual efficiency gains for the economy. Project Acacia tested various tokenized assets and settlement options in Australia’s wholesale finance markets. Stablecoins and bank deposit tokens were identified as potential tools for different market sizes. The RBA plans to focus on implementation, industry…
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Aave V4 moves idle stablecoins into yield strategies on autopiloit
Aave Labs plans to utilize idle liquidity in its lending system to generate extra yield as it approaches the V4 upgrade. The new Reinvestment Module will deploy unused funds into low-risk strategies without locking user funds. V4 will also include a central liquidity hub and individual lending markets for different assets.
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South Korea exchanges record $60B crypto outflows as profits fall
South Korean crypto exchanges experienced significant capital outflows of $60 billion in the second half of 2025. Despite this, user activity and deposits continued to grow, with exchange accounts reaching 11.1 million and deposits climbing by 31%. However, profits, trading volumes, and market capitalization fell due to softer market conditions.
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Zcash price pushes above $235 on privacy rotation and $25m ZODL funding round
Zcash (ZEC) price is trading near $239 with rising volumes and a multi-session rally outpacing the broader crypto market. ZODL funding of $25 million and increasing shielded usage have contributed to ZEC’s growth. The renewed focus on privacy coins and regulatory concerns have pushed Zcash into a “regulatory hedge” narrative.
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Pump.fun locks creator fees after “vamping” drains trust on Solana, industry reaction snowballs
Pump.fun implemented a new protocol limiting token creators to one post-launch change of their fee recipient wallet to prevent “vamping” on Solana. The move came in response to revenue falls and calls for industry reform. The update received significant attention and sparked a call to action from prominent figures in the Solana ecosystem.
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Turkey’s crypto community fights 40% gains levy
Turkey’s crypto community protested against a draft crypto tax law that would impose a 0.03% transaction fee and up to a 40% tax on foreign-platform gains. The online campaign, #kriptodavergiyehayır, trended nationally in Turkey, uniting traders, influencers, and analysts against the proposed legislation, which critics argue is punitive and aimed at forcing capital into the…