Author: Kryptonews

Bitcoin has taken deeper root in corporate treasuries, with 116 public companies now holding a combined 809,100 BTC, worth around $85 billion based on current prices, at the end of May.That’s a dramatic rise from 312,200 BTC held a year ago in corporate treasuries, according to Binance Research’s latest report. Nearly 100,000 BTC has been added since early April alone.The surge appears driven by a mix of rising prices and structural tailwinds. Donald Trump adopted a pro-crypto stance during his 2024 presidential campaign, vowing to make the U.S. a global hub for the asset class and create a “crypto capital…

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XRP and Shiba Inu (SHIB) just can’t seem to break free from their sluggish trends. XRP has been stuck near $2.16 for weeks, showing almost no movement, while SHIB is all over the place, with only a modest 1.45% gain in the last 30 days. It’s the kind of sideways action making investors restless. That’s where Remittix (RTX) comes in, a new payment-focused altcoin getting traders hyped with one of the fastest-growing presales of 2025. With over $15.5 million raised, find out why investors are lining up. XRP Price Holds Flat at $2.16 – Investors Grow Impatient At first glance,…

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Aave, the largest decentralized lending protocol, has experienced a sharp drop in USDT liquidity to under $100 million following a massive withdrawal by a wallet linked to HTX, a crypto exchange connected to Justin Sun.According to on-chain analyst EmberCN, the wallet removed $570 million USDT from Aave’s lending pool within three hours, slashing the available borrowable USDT liquidity to $91.95 million.EmberCN noted that the sudden exit caused immediate market shifts.The analyst pointed out that USDT interest rates on Aave spiked sharply, with deposit rates jumping from 3.8% to 29%, and borrowing rates climbing from 4.4% to 33.6%.EmberCN added that these…

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Safe, a crypto self-custody company previously known as Gnosis Safe, has launched a subsidiary, Safe Labs, to build enterprise-grade self-custody solutions.According to a June 5 announcement shared with Cointelegraph, Safe Labs is a commercial subsidiary wholly owned by Safe. It will focus on building institutional products using Safe Smart Accounts, a modular smart contract-based wallet system.“The future of Web3 depends on giving users absolute confidence in their digital sovereignty,” said Lukas Schor, co-founder of Safe and president of the Safe Ecosystem Foundation. “With Safe Labs, we’re building the infrastructure to make that possible — enterprise-grade, secure and intuitive by design.”Safe…

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Bitcoin has undoubtedly captured the world’s attention, initially as a novel form of digital currency. However, limiting its significance to just cryptocurrency overlooks its profound implications for the digital age. Beyond price fluctuations and investment potential, Bitcoin represents a paradigm shift in how we think about finance, technology, and even societal structures. It is a decentralized, transparent, and secure network that is fostering innovation and challenging established norms across various sectors.## Decentralization and the Power ShiftOne of Bitcoin’s core tenets is decentralization. Unlike traditional financial systems controlled by central banks and governments, Bitcoin operates on a peer-to-peer network, distributed across…

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Introduction Traditional land registries have long been plagued by inefficiencies, lack of transparency, and vulnerabilities to fraud. Centralized systems are often slow, bureaucratic, and prone to human error, leading to disputes and hindering economic progress. However, a new wave of innovation—decentralized property records—is transforming the way land ownership is documented and verified. The Problem with Centralized Land Registries Centralized land registries suffer from several critical limitations: Lack of Transparency: Records are often opaque, making it difficult to trace ownership history or verify authenticity. Vulnerability to Fraud: Tampering, forgery, and corruption can alter ownership documents, leading to legal battles. Inefficiency: Manual…

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Airdrop farming involves strategies used by individuals to qualify for and maximize the number of free tokens they can earn through airdrops. Airdrops are marketing tactics employed by Web3, DeFi, crypto, NFT, and blockchain projects to raise awareness by distributing free tokens to eligible wallets.This article explores airdrop farming, detailing its advantages and disadvantages, offering a step-by-step guide, tips for improving eligibility, strategies to identify reliable projects, and an outlook on its future.What Is Airdrop Farming?Airdrop farming involves actively seeking and participating in multiple airdrops organized by the founders and creators of various crypto startups or projects.  The prime objective of…

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Today’s episode is sponsored by Kraken Pro and Simpluris.Today’s Stories:First Mover Americas: Musk’s X Obtains Payment Licenses in Several U.S. StatesBitcoin Starts to Retrace Grayscale-Fueled Gain; SOL, XRP, DOT Lead Majors SlideBitcoin Average Trade Size Jumps to Highest Level Since June After Grayscale RulingBitcoin Holdings on Crypto Exchanges Dwindle to 2M, Fewest Since January 2018Ether Heads for ‘Death Cross’Elon Musk’s X Has Licenses in Multiple U.S. States to Process Payments, Including CryptoScores of Friend.tech Users Remain Active Even as Trading Volumes Drop 95%Binance to ‘Gradually’ End Support for BUSD ProductsFrom our sponsors:Meet the all-new Kraken Pro. The powerful, customizable, beautiful way to trade…

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The European Parliament is set to vote on a technology sovereignty proposal submitted by the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) under the leadership of pro-Bitcoin lawmaker Sarah Knafo.ITRE, one of 24 standing committees in the European Parliament, on June 3 adopted a non-binding report on tech sovereignty and digital infrastructure, calling for a European policy for the digital ecosystem.The proposal highlights concerns that Europe is falling behind the United States and China in strategic sectors such as the cloud, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and communication infrastructure.The report suggests lifting barriers to private investment in innovation, promoting energy-efficient computing…

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The world of Bitcoin, once a libertarian dream of unregulated digital currency, is increasingly finding itself under the regulatory microscope. Governments worldwide are grappling with how best to manage this disruptive technology, balancing the need for innovation with concerns about consumer protection, financial stability, and illicit activities. So, what changes can we expect in the regulation of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the near future? Intensified Enforcement of Existing Laws It’s tempting to think that Bitcoin exists beyond the reach of traditional financial regulations. However, many jurisdictions are adopting the approach of applying existing legal frameworks to this new asset…

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