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The landscape of Bitcoin mining is undergoing a significant transformation, especially in the wake of the recent halving event. Interestingly, it's the smaller, mid-tier miners who are making a notable impact, increasing their hashrate and taking on more debt to compete in this evolving arena. As the competition
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Christie’s is reportedly winding down its dedicated digital art and NFT department, folding non-fungible token sales into the broader 20th and 21st-century art category rather than operating them under a separate unit. According to the report, the move was described by Christie’s as a “strategic decision,” and the
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South Korean crypto exchange Upbit has launched Giwa, an Ethereum layer-2, on testnet. The project — presented at the Upbit D Conference 2025 — is focused on delivering one-second block times and optimizing the user experience for Web3 applications. Giwa (short for Global Infrastructure for Web3 Access) leverages the Optimism Foundation’s
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Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest has purchased an additional 101,950 shares of BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), a move valued at roughly $4.4 million. The new shares were acquired across three ARK funds: the ARK Innovation ETF (which now holds about a 2.6% allocation to BitMine), the ARK
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Bitcoin rallied briefly above $112,000 before sellers pushed the market lower, leaving traders to ask whether bulls can reclaim that level and avoid a fresh move to new lows. Markets were subdued as participants awaited a key U.S. jobs report due Friday, but on-chain and spot-market data indicate
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Publicly listed companies have pushed their combined Bitcoin treasuries past the one‑million coin mark, with the aggregate tally reported at 1,000,698 BTC — valued at more than $111 billion at the time of reporting. This milestone reflects a rapid wave of corporate adoption as firms add Bitcoin to
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Boerse Stuttgart Group has launched Seturion, a blockchain-based settlement platform intended to unify cross-border settlement of tokenized assets across Europe. The platform is designed to connect banks, brokers, trading venues and tokenization platforms and supports both public and private blockchains. It can settle transactions either in central bank money or
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Need a quick update on the day’s top crypto developments? Below are the key stories affecting Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, event markets and regulation. US regulator gives Polymarket temporary relief on event-contract reporting. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued a no-action stance covering two entities tied to prediction platform Polymarket,
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A Citi survey of more than 500 finance executives found that tokens and digital assets are expected to handle roughly 10% of global post-trade market turnover within five years. Respondents pointed to stablecoins and tokenized securities as the primary mechanisms to drive that shift. The report polled 537 custodians, banks,
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Coinbase will launch a new futures product called the “Mag7 + Crypto Equity Index Futures” on September 22, 2025, offering exposure to the top U.S. tech stocks alongside Bitcoin and Ether ETFs and Coinbase’s own stock. The index will track the seven so‑called "Magnificent 7" tech
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Ether traded slightly above $4,300 as the market absorbed a roughly 15% pullback from the Aug. 24 all-time high, leaving derivatives indicators cautious even while several on-chain metrics point to potential upside for ETH. Network activity has shown notable strength: a reported 30% weekly surge in fees pushed Ethereum
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The European Union’s markets regulator has warned that tokenized stocks — crypto tokens tied to the value of listed shares — could mislead investors because they do not usually provide the same rights as owning the underlying shares. Natasha Cazenave, executive director at the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), said