Bitcoin’s transaction fees have fallen to a multi-year low
The percent of BTC miner revenue from fees has hit its lowest rate since 2022 and is suffering from a 90% reduction in fee minimums.
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The percent of BTC miner revenue from fees has hit its lowest rate since 2022 and is suffering from a 90% reduction in fee minimums.
Wild rumors of a crypto ban in China started on Telegram and reached millions via Elon Musk’s X account. Thing is, it was fake news.
XRP holders have celebrated Ripple’s banking partnerships for years, but David Schwartz admits that most banks don’t need the XRP token.
Tether, the world's largest stablecoin company, has continued to grow its secured loans business even after promising to eliminate it.
Kraken is seeking to raise at a $15 billion valuation, which probably places comp valuation metrics for Binance at more than $100 billion.
Max Burwick announced his first mayoral policy and attacked leading rival candidate Zohran Mamdani's stance on antisemitism.
Bank of International Settlements researchers have quantified a few basis points of measurable impact from stablecoins on US Treasuries.
A day after opening, 23 Tesla Diner reviews had disappeared from Yelp, leaving it with just 14 write-ups, and only a single one-star review.
The GENIUS Act forbids any interest payments by Circle to USDC holders, causing them to venture elsewhere for APRs of 59% or beyond.
In what's being called an “economic attack," Qubic is offering higher rates, paid in its own token, to XMR miners willing to join its pool.