Author: Kryptonews

Speculation drives headlines, but adoption defines value. Filecoin is struggling to break past $3.50, showing limited momentum despite holding key technical levels. Dogecoin has seen renewed interest through ETF filings, though its gains remain tied to regulatory outcomes. BlockDAG, however, stands apart with metrics that reflect real traction, not temporary hype. With over 312,000 holders, nearly $404 million raised, and 3 million daily users on its X1 mining app, it has already built a user-driven foundation. As its presale price remains locked at $0.0013 until October 1, BlockDAG positions itself as one of the leading bullish crypto opportunities this cycle.BlockDAG Offers…

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BNB reached a new all-time high of $907.38 on Sept. 10, marking the token’s second major milestone in less than three weeks.The record comes as crypto markets surged past $4 trillion in total market capitalization, after a broader rally that added $100 billion in 24 hours.BNB posted 29% gains in 2025 alone and 191% growth since 2024, establishing itself as the standout performer among major altcoins from the 2017 cycle.BNB remains the only token from that era registering multiple all-time highs throughout 2025.Additionally, it heavily outshone the -28.8% average performance registered by 22 crypto sectors, Bitcoin, and Ethereum this year.PPI…

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The Polygon Foundation, the organization that oversees development of the layer-2 scaling network in the Ethereum ecosystem, said on Wednesday that consensus and finality functions have been restored, following a software bug that caused some nodes to fall out of sync with the blockchain.Polygon successfully executed a hard fork following the software bug that disrupted some remote procedure call (RPC) nodes, which are used to relay information between applications and the blockchain layer, the Polygon team said in Wednesday’s update.Source: Polygon FoundationThe bug was caused by a “faulty” proposal from a validator, which pushed some of the Bor nodes, used…

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In brief A lawsuit against Bitcoin treasury Strategy has been scrapped. Much like a different lawsuit dismissed in August, this one alleged shady accounting practices. A number of lawsuits have been brought against Strategy this year, Decrypt previously reported. Another shareholder lawsuit alleging dodgy accounting practices at Bitcoin treasury giant Strategy has been dropped, court documents show. Documents filed Wednesday show the scrapped case, brought in June by shareholders Abhey Parmar and Zhenqiu Chen, had alleged breaches of fiduciary duties, unjust enrichment, abuse of control, and gross mismanagement in the company. The dismissal comes just weeks after a different class-action lawsuit accusing…

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The Polygon Foundation, the organization that oversees development of the layer-2 scaling network in the Ethereum ecosystem, said on Wednesday that consensus and finality functions have been restored, following a software bug that caused some nodes to fall out of sync with the blockchain.Polygon successfully executed a hard fork following the software bug that disrupted some remote procedure call (RPC) nodes, which are used to relay information between applications and the blockchain layer, the Polygon team said in Wednesday’s update.Source: Polygon FoundationThe bug was caused by a “faulty” proposal from a validator, which pushed some of the Bor nodes, used…

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission has delayed decisions on multiple crypto exchange traded funds (ETF) proposals Wednesday, pushing back deadlines for funds including BlackRock and Franklin Templeton. According to SEC filings, the agency has set a new deadline of Nov. 13 for Franklin’s Ethereum staking amendment, and Nov. 14 for its Solana and XRP ETFs. A proposal seeking to permit staking in BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust is now slated for Oct. 30.The filings do not indicate how the SEC is leaning on the applications; only that more time is needed to evaluate them. The commission is using the maximum extension…

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) delayed decisions on three crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on Sept. 10.The decisions postponed BlackRock’s Ethereum staking proposal alongside Franklin Templeton’s spot XRP and Solana ETF applications. The delays come as the SEC develops a generic listing framework that could streamline future crypto ETF approvals.The postponements position these applications for potential approval during an anticipated October batch decision window, aligning with previous predictions.Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart noted in April that crypto ETFs would likely get a batch of approvals in October, when some of the over 90 filings reach their final deadlines.Generic frameworkThe SEC…

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Brian Quintenz, US President Donald Trump’s pick to chair the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has made public several texts between himself and Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, suggesting reasons why the brothers may have attempted to interfere with his nomination to the agency.In a Wednesday X post, Quintenz said he had released the texts over concerns that Trump “might have been misled” by the Gemini co-founders. The chain appeared to show Tyler Winklevoss sending Quintenz information on Gemini’s civil case with the CFTC, settled with a $5 million fine in January.“The CFTC totally abused the deliberative process…

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Christie’s will sell an example of the first calculating machine in history, developed by Blaise Pascal in 1642, at an upcoming auction in Paris. A press release from the auction house called the Pascaline “the most important scientific instrument ever offered at auction” and a breakthrough invention. The estimate for the box decorated with ebony sticks is €2 million to €3 million. The Pascaline was developed by Pascal at the age of 19 to assist his father, Etienne, who was then president of the Cour des Aides de Normandie (Board of Excise). The elder Pascal was responsible for re-organizing the…

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Brian Quintez, U.S. President Donald Trump’s nominee to run the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, published a text exchange he had with Tyler Winklevoss in his first public statement since his confirmation process appeared to stall over the summer at the White House’s direction, saying he believed that Trump “might have been misled.”Quintenz shared a series of text messages he said he’d exchanged with Tyler Winklevoss, the co-founder and CEO of crypto exchange Gemini — which is set to go public this week — and Winklevoss Capital. Cameron Winklevoss, Tyler’s twin brother and co-founder, may have also been in the group…

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