Justin Sun, the founder of TRON, has accused World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a DeFi venture backed by the Trump family, of concealing a blacklist mechanism in its token contract that allows the project to freeze, control or seize user funds and undermine the principle of decentralization. Sun, who poured capital into WLFI during its early
Bitget Exchange just did something that would have sounded absurd five years ago: a crypto exchange is now selling retail investors tokenized exposure to SpaceX, a private company that hasn’t filed for an IPO and may not for years. The detail most headlines are missing, though, is what this token actually gives you, because the
RAVE has skyrocketed by over 1,000% in the past week alone, sodilifying its spot in the top 100 alts by market cap. Bitcoin’s gradual price increase that began after the US and Iran announced a two-week ceasefire came to an end earlier this morning when the two sides failed to reach a permanent peace
Pavel Durov said push notifications can create a privacy risk even after users delete messages and apps. Summary Pavel Durov said push notifications may preserve data even after users delete chats and apps. Reports said FBI retrieved deleted Signal messages from iPhone notification logs in a criminal investigation. Interest in decentralized messaging apps rose as
Arthur Hayes, the BitMEX co-founder and current chief investment officer at crypto family office Maelstrom Fund, purchased 26,022 HYPE tokens worth approximately $1.1 million on Saturday, according to data tracked by Lookonchain. Arthur Hayes(@CryptoHayes) bought 26,022 $HYPE($1.1M) again after nearly 3 months. He now holds 247,334 $HYPE($10.44M) and is up over $2.5M.https://t.co/BVqcbjKBOc pic.twitter.com/Qu5FgXTbAb — Lookonchain
Despite the failure, Pakistan’s foreign Minister insisted that the two-week ceasefire must be upheld. US Vice President JD Vance said after the prolonged meeting that both parties have not reached an agreement as Iran chose “not to accept our terms.” Bitcoin’s price reacted with an immediate drop, tanking from the new three-week high of
WLFI (WLFI) fell to a new all-time low on Saturday after onchain data showed wallets linked to World Liberty Financial used large token holdings to borrow stablecoins. Summary WLFI fell to a record low after a self-backed loan raised fresh market risk questions. Onchain data showed linked wallets used 5 billion WLFI tokens to borrow
Bitcoin slid 2% on Saturday evening, dropping from above $73,000 to around $71,310, after US and Iran failed to agree on terms during high-stakes negotiations in Islamabad, Pakistan. Vice President JD Vance, who led the US delegation, confirmed that talks between the US and Iran in Islamabad, Pakistan, concluded without an agreement. Vance stated that
One analyst said ETH could be aiming for a brief pump before it nosedives again. The non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and developing the Ethereum ecosystem has disposed of all 5,000 ETH it had planned to sell. Meanwhile, some whales and institutions have started to accumulate, while the spot ETH ETFs ended the week
Ripple’s native token traded at $1.35 on April 11 after posting a slight daily gain and a 3% weekly rise. Summary XRP held near $1.35 as traders prepared for a busy week around Congress and crypto policy. Market focus shifted to the CLARITY Act as lawmakers returned after a two-week recess. Analyst EGRAG CRYPTO shared