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[PRESS RELEASE – Zug, Switzerland, November 27th, 2025] Fanpla AG, a Swiss-based subsidiary of Fanpla Inc. (Japan), today announced the establishment of its new office in Zug, known globally as Crypto Valley. This move marks an important milestone toward building a sustainable and borderless entertainment economy powered by blockchain technology. The new entity will serve as the strategic headquarters for Fanpla’s European operations and play a key role in the continued growth of the global FPL ecosystem. Background and Purpose The establishment of Fanpla AG is a key initiative aimed at realising a global decentralised entertainment economy. Leveraging Japan-developed expertise…

A malicious Google Chrome browser extension is letting users trade on Solana, while quietly skimming a fee from every swap into the creator’s wallet.According to a Tuesday report by cybersecurity company Socket, the Google Chrome extension allows users to trade on Solana (SOL) from their X social media feed. Unlike typical wallet-draining malware that tries to steal the entire balance, Crypto Copilot “injects an extra transfer into every Solana swap, siphoning a minimum of 0.0013 SOL or 0.05% of the trade,” Socket found.On the back end, Crypto Copilot uses the decentralized exchange Raydium to perform swaps for the user, but…

In 2025, an era defined by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain innovation, Bitcoin and Dogecoin cloud mining are rapidly emerging as the new frontier for U.S. investors seeking long-term passive crypto income and diversified digital wealth growth.As Bitcoin prices continue to fluctuate across the global financial landscape — and as mining hardware costs soar — traditional mining has become increasingly inaccessible.But AI-driven Cloud Mining is breaking those barriers, offering a hardware-free, low-risk, high-return alternative for medium and high-net-worth investors eager to capitalize on the crypto economy.This next-generation investment model eliminates the need for costly equipment or technical maintenance.Through hash power…

US spot Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) broke their flawless inflow streak on Wednesday, recording $8.1 million in net outflows, their first day in the red since launch, according to ETF data provider SoSoValue. A single ETF product largely drove the pullback, the 21Shares Solana ETF (TSOL), which experienced over $34 million in outflows. The ETF has recorded cumulative net outflows of $26 million since launch and has net assets of $86 million.The rest of the SOL ETFs performed well, absorbing much of the outflows by TSOL. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) continued to dominate with a $13.33 million single-day intake,…

Key Takeaways The Royal Government of Bhutan today moved 320 Ethereum, valued at around $970,000, to Figment. The action continues Bhutan’s deeper integration of blockchain technologies into national systems. Share this article The Royal Government of Bhutan today moved 320 Ethereum worth around $970,000 to Figment, an institutional staking provider specializing in secure blockchain participation.The move represents Bhutan’s continued expansion into blockchain technology for national systems. The Himalayan kingdom recently migrated its national digital identity project to Ethereum, enhancing self-sovereign identity for citizens through the decentralized blockchain platform.FIGMENT facilitates Ethereum staking as part of Bhutan’s broader adoption of blockchain technology.…

Visa is expanding its use of stablecoins for settlement in Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa (CEMEA) through a new partnership with crypto infrastructure firm Aquanow.In an announcement Thursday, Visa said it partnered with Aquanow “to settle transactions using approved stablecoins such as USDC, reducing costs, operational friction, and settlement times.” The company said the move comes amid strong demand from banks and payment firms for faster, cheaper cross-border payments.The move aims to leverage stablecoins to digitize the back end of money movement and to enable 24/7 settlement. Godfrey Sullivan, Visa’s head of product and solutions for…

Ethereum crossed a threshold in execution capacity as its mainnet block gas limit reached 60 million, the highest level the network has seen in four years. Data tracker Gas Limit Pics showed that in November, over 513,000 validators signaled a 60 million gas limit, pushing the Ethereum network over the threshold needed for the protocol to begin moving the gas limit upward.  A higher gas limit allows Ethereum to fit more work into each block, including swaps, token transfers and smart contract calls. In practice, that can ease congestion during busy periods and help the network process more activity at the base…

Black Friday is here again in 2025. While financial traders were expecting reduced fees, trading bonuses, and other benefits, TRON dipped by over 8% to $0.272. Some whales might have taken profits around the $0.30 resistance zone after the RSI indicated overbought at 70. Amid all this, Digitap ($TAP) is actively enhancing crypto-to-fiat conversions while offering non-KYC Visa cards to global users. It distributes payments cheaply across chains and offers 124% APR rewards during the presale. This article analyzes TRON’s price activity and reveals why $TAP is considered the best crypto to buy now during this Black Friday season.TRON’s Chart Shows Lower…

Ethereum is retesting key resistance after a correction, with analysts eyeing the December 3 Fusaka upgrade as a potential catalyst for a rally and higher dominance Summary Ethereum failed to reclaim a major resistance zone this week, keeping the risk of printing a new low elevated despite a short‑term bounce.​ Analysts argue the December 3 Fusaka upgrade, the largest since The Merge, could mirror the post‑Pectra rally if it boosts rollup data availability.​ Market watchers highlight repeated wave patterns, a potential btc pair breakout, and consolidating dominance as signals of a possible upcoming upside move. Ethereum attempted to recover from…

Alt5 Sigma, a US fintech company that has been promoting a crypto project linked to the Trump family, has abruptly dismissed its top executives following recent disclosures about longer-standing legal issues at the company. According to reports, Las Vegas-based Alt5 Sigma Corp. has cut ties with its acting chief executive officer, Jonathan Hugh, and its chief operating officer, Ron Pitters, and appointed replacements for both men. The company says the decision was not related to specific misconduct. World Liberty Financial  publicly downplays the executive changes Tony Isaac, the president of Alt5, is now the acting CEO. Before the company decided…