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Etherealize co-founders: ETH will hit $15,000 by 2027

Etherealize co-founders predict that Ethereum (ETH) will reach $15,000 by 2027, driven by increasing adoption and advancements in decentralized finance (DeFi) and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). They emphasize the importance of Ethereum's scalability and its transition to a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism as key factors supporting this growth. The co-founders also highlight the potential for Ethereum to become a dominant player in the blockchain space, attracting more developers and projects. Their optimistic forecast reflects a broader confidence in the cryptocurrency market's future.

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Crypto developer protections don't belong in market structure bill, senators say

Senators have expressed that protections for cryptocurrency developers should not be included in the upcoming market structure bill. They argue that the legislation should focus on broader regulatory frameworks rather than specific provisions for developers. This stance highlights ongoing debates within Congress regarding how to effectively regulate the rapidly evolving

Bitcoin Seized From Samourai Wallet Has Not Been Sold, White House Says

The White House confirmed that Bitcoin seized from the Samourai Wallet has not been sold. This statement comes amid speculation regarding the handling of the seized cryptocurrency. The Bitcoin in question was part of a larger seizure linked to criminal activities. Officials emphasized that the funds remain in custody and

Robinhood Offers Prediction Market 'Custom Combos'—But Don't Call Them Parlays

Robinhood has introduced a new feature called "Custom Combos," allowing users to create personalized prediction markets for various events. Unlike traditional parlays, these combos enable users to combine multiple outcomes into a single bet, enhancing the betting experience. The platform aims to attract more users by offering innovative

Elon Musk once backed a $10 billion OpenAI ICO, internal notes show

Internal notes reveal that Elon Musk supported a $10 billion initial coin offering (ICO) for OpenAI in its early stages. The proposal aimed to raise funds for the artificial intelligence company, which Musk co-founded in 2015. However, the ICO never materialized, and Musk later distanced himself from OpenAI, citing concerns

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Crypto developer protections don't belong in market structure bill, senators say

Bitcoin Seized From Samourai Wallet Has Not Been Sold, White House Says

Robinhood Offers Prediction Market 'Custom Combos'—But Don't Call Them Parlays

Elon Musk once backed a $10 billion OpenAI ICO, internal notes show