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Memecoins are a joke ― and the punchline is billions in losses since Donald Trump took office.
TON's user engagement and TVL have plummeted, raising concerns about its long-term viability and investor confidence.
Bitcoin’s historical price data favors new all-time highs in Q1, but liquidity gaps below $80,000 could pull the price lower in the short term.
Utah’s HB 230 moves forward, paving the way for digital asset investment. While some see it as a step toward a Bitcoin reserve, critics argue it favors stablecoins. The Senate will decide its final direction.
The SEC has acknowledged filings for Grayscale's Solana and Litecoin ETFs, marking a potential turning point in crypto regulation. Though still early, this move could signal a future shift toward more crypto-friendly approvals.
According to JPMorgan survey results, 71% of institutional investors stated that they do not plan to trade cryptocurrencies in 2025.
JPMorgan warns that Ethereum could continue its poor performance.
The SEC asked for comments to be sent in 21 days after its filing is published in the Federal Register.Over a year ago when the SEC was considering whether to approve spot Bitcoin ETFs, firms were hashing out technical details over how the redemption process should work settling on cash, not in-kind.
- 06:29Solayer team members: Only personal funds were lost due to the LIBRA token, a conspiracy group is ruining SolanaChainCatcher news, Solayer team member Chaofan Shou spoke again: "I joined Solayer as part of Fuzzland's acquisition, not as a founder of Solayer, but just a core developer. The loss from LIBRA tokens was personal funds. Over the past few years, I have accumulated wealth through active investment in ETH and multiple projects. I also trade meme tokens; losing 1 million dollars is nothing to me. However, I am very upset about the impact on Solana due to the LIBRA token incident; these conspiracy groups are ruining Solana." Earlier news reported that the founder of Solayer stated that he would take action due to losses exceeding 2 million dollars from LIBRA.
- 06:26KIP Protocol: Never had any meeting with the President of Argentina in JanuaryPANews reported on February 16th that KIP Protocol responded to a statement from the Argentine President's Office, stating: Mauricio Novelli was never a member of the KIP Protocol team and has never joined. Novelli is the founder of TechForum Argentina, which KIP Protocol sponsored in October 2024. KIP Protocol has never had any meetings with Javier Milei in January 2025. Earlier news stated that the Argentine President's Office claimed that the president had asked for intervention from the Anti-Corruption Office and set up an investigation team.
- 05:57Vitalik advocates for increasing the Ethereum gas limit, as it helps resist censorship and enhances L2 interoperability and security during disastersOdaily Planet Daily reports that Vitalik Buterin advocates for increasing the gas limit of Ethereum, arguing that it helps resist censorship, enhances L2 interoperability and safety during disaster events. Previously, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin published a new article titled "Why We Still Need to Increase the L1 Gas Limit in an L2-Dominant Ethereum". The article states that an important recent discussion in the Ethereum roadmap is about how to increase the L1 gas limit. Recently, the L1 gas limit has increased from 30 million to 36 million, a capacity increase of 20%. Many people support further substantial increases in the near future. These increases are safe due to recent and upcoming technical improvements: improved efficiency of Ethereum clients, reduced need for storing old history due to EIP-4444 (see roadmap), and future stateless clients. However, before we go down this path, it's important to ask one question: In the long run, under a Rollup-centric roadmap background, is raising the L1 gas limit correct? We don't want to face centralization risks brought by high L1 usage without really determining if we will benefit from it.