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Monero use holds despite delistings as darknet markets shift to XMR

Monero (XMR) continues to see strong usage despite being delisted from several major exchanges, as darknet markets increasingly adopt the cryptocurrency for transactions. The shift towards Monero is attributed to its enhanced privacy features, making it a preferred choice for users seeking anonymity. Recent reports indicate that various illicit platforms are now exclusively accepting XMR, further solidifying its role in the darknet ecosystem. Analysts note that while regulatory pressures have led to delistings, Monero's appeal remains robust among privacy-focused users.

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Eyes State Stablecoin Framework Following Senate Passage

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is advocating for a state stablecoin framework following the recent passage of a bill by the Florida Senate. The proposed legislation aims to establish regulations for stablecoins, which are digital currencies pegged to traditional assets like the U.S. dollar. DeSantis believes that a clear framework

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 winnings related to a market predicting the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The lawsuit claims that Kalshi's decision to not honor the payouts is a breach of contract,

Inside the Growing ‘Digisexual’ Subculture of People in Relationships With AI

The article explores the emerging subculture of "digisexuals," individuals who form romantic and sexual relationships with artificial intelligence. As AI technology advances, more people are finding emotional connections with virtual partners, leading to a shift in traditional relationship dynamics. This phenomenon raises questions about intimacy, identity, and the

Bitcoin could crash by another 30% as four-year cycle gains strength, investment firm says

An investment firm has warned that Bitcoin could potentially decline by another 30% as it enters a critical phase of its four-year market cycle. The firm cites historical trends indicating that Bitcoin often experiences significant price corrections following its halving events. Analysts suggest that the current market conditions, including rising

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Eyes State Stablecoin Framework Following Senate Passage

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

Inside the Growing ‘Digisexual’ Subculture of People in Relationships With AI

Bitcoin could crash by another 30% as four-year cycle gains strength, investment firm says