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The global crypto market has just crossed the impressive $3 trillion mark after Donald Trump won the U.S. Presidential election. According to CoinGecko, the total market cap now sits at about $3.076 trillion. That’s a 5% drop from the previous cap of $3.184 trillion in just

Bybit, the cryptocurrency exchange, has expressed its heartfelt condolences regarding the devastating floods that have hit Valencia and other areas in Spain. The disaster has caused significant loss of life, with reports indicating over 200 fatalities. Thousands have been displaced, and the damage to infrastructure is extensive. The economic impact

The head of digital assets research at VanEck believes Bitcoin (BTC) is set for even more growth. After recent gains, he sees a bright future ahead. In a recent interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box, VanEck executive Matthew Sigel shared his thoughts. He thinks Bitcoin could rise over 102% from

A dog-themed competitor to Dogecoin, dogwifhat (WIF), is on the rise after being listed on Coinbase, a major U.S. crypto exchange. In a recent update, Coinbase announced that dogwifhat is now available for buying, selling, sending, and converting. This popular meme asset launched in December 2023. “dogwifhat is now

On November 14, 2024, Blackrock announced some exciting news. They’re expanding their tokenized money fund to include more blockchains, like Aptos (APT), which uses the Move programming language. This announcement sparked a lot of buzz about whether the price of Aptos could rise. Initially, APT jumped to $12.60.

The Royal Government of Bhutan recently sold 367 Bitcoin, worth about $33.5 million, through Binance. This transaction happened on Thursday morning when Bitcoin's price rose above $90,000. Since then, the price has dropped over 3% to around $87,000. Even after this sale, Bhutan remains the

The current generation of virtual private networks, or VPNs, has some serious challenges. Harry Halpin, the CEO of Nym, pointed this out clearly. He said many VPN providers ask you to trust them when they claim, “We won’t log or copy your data.” But the truth is, users have