Category: crypto
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Elon Musk launches AI chatbot Grok on Telegram as platform hits 1 billion users
Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, is now available on Telegram, marking its first move beyond the X platform. Users with a premium subscription can chat with Grok by searching for “GrokAI” on Telegram. This expansion comes as Telegram reaches 1 billion users, making it the world’s third-largest messaging platform. Other AI companies are also expanding…
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Rumble’s crypto wallet to use USDT, Bitcoin to ‘monetize creators better than advertisers’
Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski and Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino discussed the potential of the Rumble Wallet, which aims to reshape digital asset adoption for content creators globally. Tether has invested $775 million in Rumble, supporting its crypto initiatives. The wallet will facilitate Bitcoin and USDT transactions, providing creators with efficient monetization options.
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Binance listing manipulated Jelly token spurs ‘FTX-like’ takedown rumors for HyperLiquid
Binance Futures has listed USD-margined perpetual contracts for Jelly amid concerns of market manipulation linked to HyperLiquid. Reports suggest coordinated manipulation strategies involving suspicious trades funded via Binance. This has impacted Jelly’s price, resulting in losses for liquidity providers. Binance’s decision to list Jelly has raised questions about their strategic intentions. HyperLiquid has since delisted…
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Ripple-SEC dispute resolution sparks hope for a BlackRock XRP ETF application
Optimism is growing for a potential XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) as Ripple nears the end of its legal battle with the SEC. Nate Geraci suggested regulatory approval may be closer than expected, with BlackRock and Fidelity potentially offering XRP investment products. Ripple’s recent settlement with the SEC has further boosted confidence in the potential for…
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Fidelity confirms stablecoin testing but no plans to launch yet
Fidelity is reportedly testing its own stablecoin, but has no immediate plans to launch it. Institutional interest in stablecoins is growing due to regulatory clarity and efficiency benefits. Fidelity’s move reflects a broader trend of tokenizing assets. Regulatory environment for stablecoins is evolving, with potential legislation requiring stablecoins to maintain reserves.
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Crypto firms urge Congress to rein in DOJ’s interpretation of money transmission laws
A coalition of 34 crypto industry organizations, including firms like Coinbase and Kraken, sent a joint letter to congressional leaders criticizing the DOJ’s broad interpretation of the federal statute on unlicensed money transmission. The letter highlights the conflict between the DOJ and FinCEN guidance, which could impact software developers and open-source development in the US.
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Strategy could own over 1 million BTC by 2033 – Bernstein
Bernstein analysts believe that Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, could accumulate over 1 million Bitcoin by 2033 in a bullish market cycle. They outlined two scenarios depending on Bitcoin’s price trajectory. Despite risks, Bernstein maintained an “outperform” rating on Strategy with a $600 price target. Strategy’s recent purchase of 6,911 BTC further demonstrates its commitment…
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Wyoming unveils first state-issued stablecoin called WYST, set to launch in July
The State of Wyoming has started testing its state-issued stablecoin, the Wyoming Stable Token (WYST), on various blockchain networks. This is the first fiat-backed stablecoin issued by a US public entity. The stablecoin is designed to comply with statutory requirements and generate interest for Wyoming’s School Foundation Fund. Governor Mark Gordon highlighted Wyoming’s leadership in…
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GameStop unveils $1.3B notes offering to fund Bitcoin acquisition, corporate expansion
GameStop plans to offer $1.3 billion in convertible senior notes to fund general corporate purposes and Bitcoin purchases for its treasury. This follows a disclosure of a updated treasury strategy including digital assets. The notes will mature in 2030 and be issued through a private placement to institutional buyers.
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Pi Network’s native token falls 73% from ATH amid rising supply
Pi Network’s native token PI has dropped 73% from its all-time high of $2.99 in less than a month, trading at $0.81. The network faces criticism for token design and alleged fraudulent activities, including targeting vulnerable users. Pi denies allegations and emphasizes responsible launch intentions while facing skepticism and controversy.