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Nigeria's currency is collapsing because of financial mismanagement. Now, two Binance employees have been entangled in the government's search for scapegoats.

Wu-Tang Clan’s Ghostface Killah drops 10,000 musical Bitcoin Ordinals, Women and Weapons isn’t violent, it’s about strength: NFT Collector.

Grayscale says recent inflation data could be a short-term negative for crypto, but persistent inflation will ultimately foster a supportive environment for crypto.

Venture capitalist Tim Draper believes Bitcoin remains a vital hedge against devaluing fiat currencies.

He invented yield farming, has a Boomer-level property portfolio, and now Synthetix founder Kain Warwick has a plan to reinvent DeFi.

LunarCrush CEO Joe Vezzani believes that despite the upcoming Bitcoin halving, there might not be a significant shift in retail engagement.

Smart contracts that can be turned on and off by a multisignature mechanism or governance vote are potentially problematic, says Coin Center’s Peter Van Valkenburgh.

While Bitcoin halvings can put a huge dent in crypto mining profitability, miners say they wouldn’t have it any other way.

Biden wants to impose a new 30 percent tax on the electricity that Bitcoin miners are using — regardless of how it's sourced. That means many will move abroad.

Influencer Brian Jung is being extra vigilant about sponsorship deals post FTX but happily predicts a big spike in AERO’s price. Hall of Flame

Data suggests that a fresh influx of investor capital marks the crypto market entering a euphoric phase.

The retiring chair of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee is optimistic about digital asset legislation now before Congress.

Bitcoin faces some familiar whale games into the U.S. economic reports as BTC price fails to find support above $70,000.

The potential Telegram vulnerability can be avoided by disabling the automatic downloading of media files on Telegram Desktop, but Telegram rates the threat as likely to be a hoax.

BTC price action takes an uncertain turn as weak Bitcoin ETF inflows spark nervousness.

Cryptocurrencies are headed for intense turbulence in the second half of April, spurred by the Bitcoin halving and a Fed “bag of tricks,” says the BitMEX co-founder.

Solana’s percentage of failed non-vote transactions went over 75% last week, and developers are now targeting a fix to be implemented on April 15.

A new analysis of 1000 new meme coins on Base suggests 91% have at least one security vulnerability while 16.9% are outright scams.

A new class of memecoins that capitalize on politics, religion and successful consumer brands could end up going more “viral” than animal tokens like Dogecoin, says Andrew Kang.

For miners to remain profitable and continue their mining operations, the BTC price must rise above $80,000 post-halving.