Author: Kryptonews

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is experiencing a resurgence in adoption, fueled in part by its consistently low transaction fees compared to other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC). As the cost of using certain blockchains continues to fluctuate, particularly during periods of high network congestion, BCH offers a practical and affordable alternative for everyday transactions.## BCH’s Low Fees: A Key DifferentiatorOne of the primary appeals of Bitcoin Cash is its low fee structure. While the average transaction fee on the Bitcoin blockchain can sometimes climb to several dollars, or even tens of dollars, BCH transactions often cost just a few cents. This makes…

Democratic leaning organizations and members of Congress have announced plans to protest what they describe as the sale of access to the office of the US president, in reference to Donald Trump’s memecoin dinner on May 22. The event’s attendees are said to have collectively spent over $100 million for the chance to meet with the US president.Since Trump’s memecoin project, Official Trump (TRUMP), announced that its top 220 tokenholders would have an opportunity to apply for an exclusive dinner with the president, many leaders in the crypto industry and US lawmakers have criticized the event, saying Trump was opening…

What Are Comparison-Based Headlines? Comparison-based headlines are a powerful copywriting technique that leverages contrast and competition to capture attention. They position a product, service, or idea against a competitor, a common alternative, or customer expectations. These headlines highlight differences—better outcomes, faster results, lower costs—to influence decision-making. By framing an offer as superior, cheaper, or more effective, businesses drive curiosity and encourage readers to learn more. The core principle is simple: make your offering directly comparable (and preferable) to something familiar. Example headlines include "otřebujete těchto 5 rozporek pro správné cvičení? (Do You Need These 5 Mistakes for Proper Exercise?)" or…

A hotel and residence complex, powered by Miracle Estate’s cutting-edge utility NFT strategy, is set to revolutionize real estate investment in Northern Cyprus. Investors who purchase NFTs from the Phoenic Hera project will be able to track their returns from the hotel’s income and its facilities in real time via the Miracle app, all while enjoying a stay at the hotel and benefiting from the project’s many additional amenities. The project is slated for completion in 2027, with groundbreaking scheduled for October 11th. The highly anticipated groundbreaking ceremony for the new hotel and residence complex, Phoenic Hera, in Northern Cyprus…

Oregon, Illinois, New York, and nine more U.S. states have filed a lawsuit against U.S. President Donald Trump. The lawsuit alleged that President Donald Trump misused the Emergency Powers Act. The twelve states will ask a federal court to pause the president’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs. A lawsuit has been filed by twelve U.S. states challenging Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs. The state attorneys claimed that the president misused the International Emergency Economic Powers Act meant to address unusual economic threats to the U.S. A three-judge panel at the Court of International Trade in Manhattan will hear the lawsuit. State attorneys sue…

Ethereum has climbed to around $2,540, approaching the key $2,500 level, but signs point to the market becoming overheated. According to a May 21 analysis by CryptoQuant contributor ShayanMarkets, trading volume has spiked as Ethereum (ETH) nears this resistance zone. This increase in activity has coincided with a spike in short-term profit-taking. When a market is said to be “overheating,” it typically means that prices have risen too quickly due to speculation rather than long-term conviction.  In this instance, ETH’s quick 55% recovery over the last month after a 45% decline in Q1 raises the possibility that the rally may…

The Power of Debate-Oriented Headlines Why Debate-Oriented Headlines Work Debate-oriented headlines are designed to spark curiosity and disagreement, often by framing a topic as a two-sided argument. These headlines use provocative language, contradictory statements, or challenging questions to make readers feel compelled to click and engage. The goal is to entice readers by implying that the content will present a fresh or contrarian perspective on a familiar topic. For example, a headline like "Are Remote Workers Less Productive? New Study Reveals the Shocking Truth" immediately creates tension. It challenges a common belief (that remote work is efficient) and suggests that…

To get the show every day, follow the podcast here.Tune to today’s episode of “Markets Daily” for a minute of market news followed by an interview with Banríon Capital Chief Investment Strategist Victoria Bills on how financial advisers might speak with their clients about bitcoin and crypto assets in 2024.This episode was hosted by Jennifer Sanasie. “Markets Daily” is executive produced by Jared Schwartz and produced and edited by Eleanor Pahl, alongside Senior Booking Producer Melissa Montañez. All original music by Doc Blust and Colin Mealey.Audio Transcript: This transcript has not been edited and may contain errors.JENNIFER SANASIE:It’s Tuesday, January…

In a bold show of confidence and Bitcoin and Pepe price maximalism, a high-rolling whale trader on the Hyperliquid exchange has initiated a colossal long position on both projects, amounting to nearly $250 million.Data from Hyperliquid dashboard, HyperDash, reveals that the trader currently holds over $15 million in unrealized gains, with their exposure primarily split between Bitcoin and the meme coin PEPE.Whale Trader Bets Big on Bitcoin and PEPE Amid Market ShiftThe Bitcoin ($BTC) allocation alone is worth approximately $193,773,551, acquired at an average entry price just under $105,000.At present, Bitcoin is trading above $106,600 — marking a 1.5% daily…

The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently announced that it will return three ancient sculptures to Iraq, dating from 3rd to 2nd millennium BCE. They are estimated to be collectively worth $500,000. The items are a Sumerian vessel made of gypsum alabaster (ca. 2600–2500 BCE) and two Babylonian terracotta sculptures (ca. 2000-1600 BCE) depicting a male head and a female head, respectively. The museum said it was making the return in “cooperation with the Manhattan DA’s office,” and that the return had come after the Met had “received new information” amid the investigation into Robin Symes, a dealer accused of being…