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Ahmedabad court sentences ex-MLA and officers to life in Bitcoin extortion.

Whales offload DOGE as on-chain data points to a potential 45% decline.

Animoca teams up with Antler to bring Japanese anime and manga IP onchain.

Treasury considers embedding ID in DeFi; critics say privacy’s at risk.

Bitcoin stalls at $114K resistance despite the U.S.–EU trade deal.

Wyoming launches Visa-ready FRNT stablecoin across seven chains.

Bullish files for IPO backed by ARK, BlackRock amid crypto IPO boom

A historic Bitcoin fractal hints at a $150K peak by October 2025, as long-term holders stay firm and institutional demand quietly builds.

JD.com trademarking JCOIN and JOYCOIN signals its stablecoin ambitions within Hong Kong’s new regulatory framework.

Hong Kong’s stablecoin licensing regime begins August 1; no licenses have been issued yet. Only approved firms may issue or market stablecoins to retail users.

Crypto strategist Murad rises as the face of the meme coin supercycle with SPX6900 bets, but critics question whether his endorsements blur lines between belief and promotion.

CoinShares secures France’s first MiCA license, becoming a fully compliant crypto asset manager in the EU and expanding its global footprint.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins says cryptocurrencies could be included in 401(k) plans, but only if investor education and proper disclosures are prioritized.

Bank of England Governor Bailey warns that stablecoins need clear reserves, redemption guarantees, and strong regulation before scaling—innovation comes with responsibility.

Telegram steps away from full neobank plans, instead introducing lightweight crypto features via chat. Practical, regulated, and focused on user value.

Japan’s Gates Inc. and Oasys launch $75M Tokyo real estate tokens, creating liquidity and investor access and aiming for global asset tokenization.

SOL has a $120 objective established by a head-and-shoulders pattern, but bullish onchain data suggests strong longer-term fundamentals.

According to a local expert, a growing number of young South Koreans are using cryptocurrencies as a last choice due to economic difficulties rather than because they believe in its technology.

Citing the necessity to give growth and product execution first priority, Jupiter executive Kash Dhanda said that DAO governance voting would be suspended until 2026.

During his campaign, Lee Jae-myung, the recently elected president of South Korea, allegedly pledged to lower the cost of cryptocurrency trading transactions.