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Pavel Durov announces Telegram will become the leading force and largest validator for TON, shifting focus to technical advantages. Upcoming updates include a new website, developer tools, and performance enhancements to reduce costs and expand the ecosystem.
Read MoreSouth Korea is reportedly conducting an internal review of a security proposal concerning the Strait of Hormuz. This move highlights Seoul's careful approach to safeguarding vital maritime routes while navigating complex diplomatic relations, with potential implications for regional stability.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals a major investor has strategically accumulated nearly 17,000 ETH since mid-February, worth approximately $35.67 million. A recent purchase of 900 ETH added to the position, which currently shows an unrealized profit exceeding $4.6 million, highlighting significant whale activity.
Read MoreThe economic costs of the Middle East conflict are becoming more apparent, fueling energy-driven inflation. Markets are watching U.S. services PMI and jobs data for signs of labor market weakness and potential stagflation risks.
Read MoreAfter five years of operation, crypto venture firm Ethereal Ventures reveals its $150 million dual-fund strategy. With over 80 early-stage investments including EigenLayer, the firm demonstrates strong returns from its first fund while holding substantial capital for future Web3 opportunities.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals a significant investor leveraged $5.1 million to acquire 63 BTC, with a liquidation price of $31.18. The entity also demonstrated profitable trades in other tokens, highlighting strategic market positioning and risk management.
Read MoreOaktree Capital executives highlight a disconnect between current market strength and underlying economic issues. Post-pandemic liquidity, investor inertia, and underestimated policy risks fuel the rally. Facing geopolitical and sector pressures, the firm remains cautious, holding cash to capitalize on potential market corrections.
Read MoreKey midday updates: Musk settles SEC case, global crude oil stocks hit an 8-year low, crypto ETFs see inflows, a Qualcomm exec joins Intel, and stablecoin regulation talks continue in the US.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals a newly created wallet opened a $1.31 million leveraged long position on TON, involving 768k tokens with 6x leverage. The trade signals high conviction but carries significant liquidation risk, drawing attention to TON's price action.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals a prominent crypto investor holds a $76 million long portfolio with nearly $2 million in unrealized profits. Gains are primarily driven by Ethereum and Bitcoin positions, highlighting a strategic focus on major assets.
Read MoreA trader liquidated a $56.68 million Bitcoin short position within an hour, suffering a $1.94 million loss. This single loss erased all profits from 11 previous successful short trades, totaling $1.71 million, highlighting extreme crypto market volatility.
Read MoreAmid ongoing tensions, Russia and Ukraine have separately announced unilateral ceasefires. President Zelenskyy declared a 'silence' regime starting May 6th. Russia announced a Victory Day ceasefire from May 8th to 9th, urging Ukraine to follow suit. These moves introduce new dynamics to the conflict.
Read MoreThe total market capitalization of stablecoins on the Aptos blockchain has historically surpassed $1.9 billion, signaling robust ecosystem growth. Its stablecoin value surged 86% in early 2025, with monthly active users consistently exceeding 10 million. This momentum continued into 2026, accompanied by heightened network activity.
Read MoreBitcoin is approaching critical liquidation thresholds at $82K and $78K. A breakout above $82K could trigger massive short squeezes, while a drop below $78K may force billions in long positions to liquidate, signaling heightened market volatility.
Read MoreU.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw nearly $600 million in net inflows in a single day, signaling robust institutional demand. Bitcoin ETFs led the surge, while Ethereum products also attracted significant capital, with giants like BlackRock and Fidelity dominating the inflows.
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