Category: Token Trends
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Paybis delivers real-time BTC rates with 0.5% fees for 2M users
Paybis offers real-time BTC rates with 0.5% fees, serving 2M users globally. Features include instant transactions, support for ETH, and 24/7 customer service.
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Coinbase acquires Deribit amid 150% crypto derivatives surge
Coinbase finalized its Deribit acquisition amid a 150% surge in crypto derivatives trading volume, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading the market.
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Pi Network and Stellar to tokenize $500M in assets via ERC-3643 by 2025
Pi Network plans RWA tokenization with Stellar and ERC-3643, aiming to tokenize $500M in assets by 2025, involving XLM and PI tokens.
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Address poisoning attacks steal $1.6M from Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain users
Address poisoning attacks stole $1.6M this week, targeting Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain users, with scammers exploiting transaction histories.
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Dunamu MB Bank launch Vietnam first licensed crypto exchange 2024
Dunamu and MB Bank partner to launch Vietnam’s first licensed crypto exchange in 2024, targeting 5 million users with Bitcoin and Ethereum trading.
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Nakamoto and KindlyMD finalize Bitcoin merger with $50M in combined assets
Nakamoto and KindlyMD completed their merger, creating a Bitcoin-focused entity with $50M in combined assets, involving BTC and healthcare sectors.
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Sequans to hold 100,000 Bitcoin by 2028 following government-backed IoT expansion
Sequans, a government-backed IoT firm, aims to acquire 100,000 Bitcoin by 2028, joining MicroStrategy and Tesla in corporate crypto holdings.
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Web3 gaming secures $60M in July as Immutable and Polygon lead funding
Web3 gaming attracted $60M in July, with Immutable and Polygon leading investments. The sector rebounded as 12 projects secured funding.
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Thumzup Media and Coinbase expand XRP holdings targeting 2025 market growth
Thumzup Media partners with Coinbase to increase XRP holdings by 15%, involving Donald Trump and targeting a $500 million market cap by 2025.
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Citigroup evaluates stablecoin and crypto ETF custody under new US regulations
Citigroup explores stablecoin and crypto ETF custody services as US regulations show positive trends, with Bitcoin trading at $43,000 and Ethereum at $2,300.
