Author: Julian Maddox

Crypto exchange Bybit has firmly denied allegations that it charges $1.4 million for token listings and that it used influencers to silence student concerns. The accusations were made by X user “silverfang88,” who has over 100,000 followers, sparking heated discussions on social media. Allegations Spark Social Media Storm On April

New York is taking a significant step towards embracing digital assets, as a new bill proposes allowing state agencies to accept cryptocurrency payments for a range of public services and obligations. If passed, the legislation would mark a major shift in the integration of blockchain-based payment systems within government operations.

The cryptocurrency market is bracing for a major event next week as former US President Donald Trump’s official memecoin is set to release a staggering $321 million worth of vested tokens. The unlock, scheduled for April 18, could trigger further price drops, adding to the token’s already steep decline since

Lawmakers and legal experts push for a modernised framework to support digital assets In a House Committee hearing held on 9 April, legal experts and industry representatives criticized the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its rigid and outdated regulatory framework concerning digital assets. The session, titled “American

Bitcoin’s price is under pressure once again as financial markets reel from renewed fears of a US-China tariff war and heightened stock market volatility. Analysts are warning that Bitcoin could test the $71,000 level — a five-month low — if the current market turbulence continues. Bitcoin Mirrors Equities in Chaotic

In the ever-evolving world of finance and technology, few names command as much intrigue and speculation as Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous figure (or group) credited with creating Bitcoin, the world’s first decentralized cryptocurrency. Despite the revolutionary impact of Bitcoin on the global economy, Satoshi Nakamoto’s true identity remains one of