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Tron Founder Justin Sun Eyes $100 Million Bitcoin Purchase
Tron founder Justin Sun has unveiled plans to add between $50 million and $100 million worth of Bitcoin to the blockchain’s holdings.
Crypto Products Recorded Net Outflow of $1.7B Last Week
By Parth Dubey
Crypto investment products extended their outflow streak last week, with $1.7 billion in outflows that pushed year-to-date net withdrawals to $1 billion.
Bitcoin Price to $65,000? Polymarket Odd Jumps to 72%
Bitcoin price tanked below $75,000 recently but has since recovered to $ 77,000, while bets on Polymarket suggest a further dip below $65,000.
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Bitcoin Contributor Adam Back Faces Backlash While Distancing from Jeffrey Epstein
Blockstream CEO and early Bitcoin contributor Adam Back said his firm has no direct or indirect connection to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Ripple Labs Granted EMI License in Luxembourg in Latest Compliance Push
Ripple has been granted a full Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license by Luxembourg’s CSSF, just weeks after receiving preliminary approval from the regulator.
CrossCurve Contains Exploit: Crypto Thefts Create January Ruckus
By Parth Dubey
CrossCurve moved quickly to contain a bridge exploit that allowed unauthorized EYWA token releases on Ethereum.
3 Tokens Lead Gains Amid Crypto Market Drop, 4 US Events to Watch
The cryptocurrency market valuation has plunged below $2.6 trillion for the first time since April 2025 after wiping more than $500 billion in just 30 days.
Robert Kiyosaki Has “Cash in Hand” to Buy Gold, Bitcoin, Silver Crash
By Parth Dubey
Robert Kiyosaki claimed in a recent post that the sharp sell-off in gold, silver, and Bitcoin marks a buying window for investors.
Bitcoin Crash Hits Strategy and Spot ETFs, Saylor Signals More Buys
Strategy briefly fell into losses as Bitcoin dipped below $75,000, leaving its 712,647 BTC holdings over $1 billion underwater.
Ether Slides 9% as Long-Term Holders Buy the Dip
By Parth Dubey
Ethereum slid 9% to a low near $2,165 on Feb. 2, wiping out more than $25 billion in market value.
