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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. Michael Saylor plans to burn all of his Bitcoin (BTC), which means he is burning your lifeboat to safety from inflation, and that helps the few, not many. Saylor’s MicroStrategy plans to increase the number of BTC it holds. The accumulation plan again raises questions about Bitcoin’s scarcity, and the questions that arise when few entities acquire such a large percentage of the supply. Saylor has said himself that he wants to hold one percent of the…
Solana, Ethereum’s most significant rival, leads among cryptos with the highest dApp (decentralized application) revenue. In June, Solana clocked over $146 million in revenue from decentralized applications in its ecosystem. Solana has consistently led in dApp revenue and metrics, outpacing Ethereum and BNB. Solana vs. Ethereum comparison The two competing smart contract platforms have rivaled each other’s performance in metrics like DEX volume, revenue collected from dApps, TVL and DeFi dominance since mid 2024. Data from TheBlock shows that Solana (SOL) has maintained its dominance in DEX volume, with the largest share of Solana-based DEXes in the ecosystem, since October…
Bitcoin treasury companies — entities that accumulate the digital asset (usually through borrowed assets) — offer clients indirect exposure through their stock. Some believe that these companies bring Bitcoin to Wall Street. Others think that these treasury companies are doing the opposite: turning bitcoiners into so-called “fiat bros.” From self-custody of private keys to indirect Bitcoin ‘exposure’ In 2021, billionaire and X owner Elon Musk famously replied “Your app sucks” to a crypto wallet that didn’t support user access to their private keys. Now, when Bitcoin ETFs and Bitcoin treasury companies get so much attention, it may seem that self-custody…
Crypto venture funding rebounded modestly this week, with $466.6 million raised across 15 deals between June 29 and July 5—primarily driven by outsized bets on Bitcoin infrastructure. The majority of capital flowed into mining and ecosystem development, led by BitMine’s massive $250 million private placement backed by Mozaryk, Founders Fund, and Pantera. Other notable rounds include TWL Miner’s $95 million Series B and The Open Platform’s $28.5 million raise at a $1 billion valuation. While smaller deals spanned gaming, AI, and DePIN projects, investor appetite remains focused on Bitcoin-native scalability, mining, and infrastructure plays, even as other sectors attract strategic…
The non-fungible token (NFT) market saw a 10.44% increase in sales volume to $136.5 million. This marks the second consecutive week of growth for the sector. According to the latest data, the surge is occurring as the Bitcoin (BTC) price has risen to the $108,000 level. At the same time, Ethereum (ETH) has experienced a 3.6% surge in the last seven days. The global crypto market cap is now $3.33 trillion, up from last week’s $3.21 trillion. According to data from CryptoSlam, market participation metrics remain stable, with NFT buyers unchanged at 1,061,348 (maintaining a 50.56% growth rate), and NFT…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Pepeto rises as a utility-driven memecoin, aiming to outgrow DOGE and SHIB with tech, staking, and real use cases. The memecoin space is transforming quickly. Coins that once relied purely on viral hype are now losing ground to projects that mix community spirit with real-world functionality. Pepeto (PEPETO) is stepping onto the stage as more than another frog-inspired token. It’s shaping up to be a strong contender by fixing the gaps that limited earlier giants like Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba…
In the fast-paced world of business automation, efficiency and scalability are paramount in 2025. Three leading platforms—n8n, Zapier, and Make—offer distinct solutions: n8n with its open-source control, Zapier with its vast integrations, and Make with robust scenario management. This article delivers a thorough comparison, updated with the latest pricing and features, to help business leaders, developers, and teams select the ideal tool to optimise operations in today’s competitive landscape. Understanding Workflow Automation Tools Workflow automation uses software to streamline repetitive tasks, boosting productivity across industries like IT, marketing, and HR. In 2025, with AI and cost efficiency driving innovation, key…
The Stellar Lumens token is at risk of further downside as its funding rate continues to decline. Despite strong on-chain growth—rising transactions, record stablecoin supply, and expanding real-world asset tokenization—Stellar Lumens (XLM) plunged to a critical support level amid a sustained negative funding rate, suggesting growing bearish pressure. If this support breaks, XLM could fall another 36%, underscoring the widening disconnect between network fundamentals and market sentiment. This week, Stellar dropped to the key support at $0.2175. That’s down by 35% from its highest point in May. It has also dropped by 62% from its 2024 high. XLM could be…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. After ADA’s past rallies, LILPEPE emerges in 2025 with a 21,017% upside forecast and game-changing Layer-2 utility. Cardano (ADA) has had its moments in the history of cryptocurrency. With massive rallies in 2017 and again in 2021, it became a symbol of long-term growth potential. But in 2025, a new contender is emerging — not just to compete with ADA, but potentially to outshine it completely with what analysts say could be a 21,017% rally. Meet Little Pepe (LILPEPE),…
Bitcoin price was stuck in a tight range on Saturday, July 5, as the recent recovery faded during the US Independence Day Weekend. Bitcoin (BTC) was trading at $108,000, lower than this week’s high of $110,000, and 10% above the lowest point this month. Spot Bitcoin ETFs continued their strong performance this week, with their cumulative inflows soaring by $769 million. That’s down from $2.2 billion the previous week. The weekly decline is partially due to the fact that this week had four U.S. trading days, in observance of Independence Day — a federal holiday in the United States. These…