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Fake HSBC bank stablecoins hit the market showcasing dangerous new crypto scam wave

Fake HSBC bank stablecoins hit the market showcasing dangerous new crypto scam wave

The most dangerous stablecoin scam probably looks nothing like what most people picture. There's no anonymous founder, no Discord full of bots, no promise of returns

A Tether-linked billionaire poured £22M into UK politics – Now new donation rules may close the door

A Tether-linked billionaire poured £22M into UK politics – Now new donation rules may close the door

Christopher Harborne is British-born, Cambridge-educated, and has lived in Thailand since 1996. He goes by the Thai name Chakrit Sakunkrit, holds Thai citizenship

Why XRP Ledger is becoming a $3.6B hot spot for tokenized energy commodities

Why XRP Ledger is becoming a $3.6B hot spot for tokenized energy commodities

XRPL currently holds about $3.6 billion in real-world assets, excluding stablecoins, split roughly between $1 billion in distributed assets and $2.6 billion in

Wall Street’s $292 billion risk-on rotation just created a new bullish setup for Bitcoin

Wall Street’s $292 billion risk-on rotation just created a new bullish setup for Bitcoin

Global equity funds pulled in over $15 billion in the week through Apr. 1, then $23.47 billion, $31.26 billion, and finally $48.72 billion in the week through Apr

XRP’s leverage has been flushed out while price holds – and the next move is now wide open

XRP’s leverage has been flushed out while price holds – and the next move is now wide open

XRP's estimated leverage ratio has flattened at low levels, while price has held near $1.39, with a market cap of $85.7 billion and roughly $1.75 billion in daily

Canada wants to ban crypto ATMs as fraud fears turn Bitcoin access into a political target

Canada wants to ban crypto ATMs as fraud fears turn Bitcoin access into a political target

The country that gave the world its first crypto ATMs is now preparing to eliminate them entirely. In April 2013, a Vancouver coffee shop installed what would become

Japan has moved to save the yen again, and Bitcoin traders may pay the price

Japan has moved to save the yen again, and Bitcoin traders may pay the price

Japan reportedly stepped into the currency market with roughly $35 billion of yen buying, sending the dollar down nearly 3% to 155.5. Bank of Japan (BOJ) money-

The crypto IPO wave has one big problem: Bitcoin is still in charge

The crypto IPO wave has one big problem: Bitcoin is still in charge

After Circle and Bullish delivered blockbuster listings in 2025, crypto exchanges rushed toward public markets with a familiar promise: the industry is finally

The GENIUS Act opened the door for stablecoins, but regulators want to narrow it

The GENIUS Act opened the door for stablecoins, but regulators want to narrow it

Stablecoin issuers spent years asking Washington for clear rules, and now those rules are becoming the industry’s biggest barrier to entry. The GENIUS Act gave

Bitcoin’s next breakout will depend on whether investors treat $80K as relief, resistance, or the start of a new recovery

Bitcoin’s next breakout will depend on whether investors treat $80K as relief, resistance, or the start of a new recovery

Bitcoin headed into the Federal Reserve's rate decision this week after failing to cleanly reclaim $80,000, with the institutional bid that fueled its April recovery