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Logan Paul sells Pokémon card for $16.5M, years after fractional NFT row

Logan Paul sold a rare Pokémon card for $16.5 million, marking one of the highest prices ever paid for a trading card. The sale comes after a controversial period in which Paul faced backlash for promoting fractional ownership of the card through NFTs, which was met with skepticism from collectors. The card, a first edition Charizard, was previously purchased for $150,000 in 2021 before its value skyrocketed. This transaction highlights the growing intersection of traditional collectibles and the digital asset market.

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Kalshi Sued Over Refusing to Pay Out Prediction Market After Iran Leader's Death

Kalshi, a prediction market platform, is facing a lawsuit for allegedly refusing to pay out on a market related to the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The lawsuit claims that Kalshi did not honor the bets placed by users who predicted Khamenei's death,

Bitcoin purist Jack Dorsey says that his firm is reluctantly giving in to stablecoin craze

Jack Dorsey, a prominent Bitcoin advocate, announced that his company, Block, is reluctantly embracing the growing trend of stablecoins. Despite his long-standing support for Bitcoin as a decentralized currency, Dorsey acknowledged the increasing demand for stablecoins in the market. He emphasized that this shift is not aligned with his original

Inside the Quest at Colossus to Replace Visa and Mastercard With KYC-Less Crypto Cards

Colossus is developing a new type of cryptocurrency card aimed at replacing traditional payment systems like Visa and Mastercard, while eliminating the need for Know Your Customer (KYC) processes. The card will allow users to make transactions without revealing personal information, enhancing privacy and security. Colossus aims to tap into

Latin America’s crypto user growth outpaced U.S. by 3x in 2025, report shows

A recent report indicates that Latin America experienced a threefold increase in cryptocurrency users compared to the United States in 2025. The region's growing interest in digital assets is attributed to factors such as economic instability, high inflation rates, and a lack of access to traditional banking services.

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Kalshi Sued Over Refusing to Pay Out Prediction Market After Iran Leader's Death

Bitcoin purist Jack Dorsey says that his firm is reluctantly giving in to stablecoin craze

Inside the Quest at Colossus to Replace Visa and Mastercard With KYC-Less Crypto Cards

Latin America’s crypto user growth outpaced U.S. by 3x in 2025, report shows