Cardano has over 4.49 million holders, surpassing USDC, with whale interest returning and ADA trading at $0.6376. A break above $0.707 could lead to a price hike towards $1.50, supported by increased trading volume.

VELO has broken a long-standing downtrend and shows bullish patterns, supported by declining volume that suggests a potential breakout. A partnership with Paxos strengthens its momentum towards the $1 target.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing volatility due to geopolitical tensions, impacting Ethereum and altcoins like Render (RENDER). After a significant decline, RENDER shows signs of recovery and bullish potential, supported by positive technical analysis indicators.

Written by: Wang Xuezhong, graduated with a bachelor's degree from Tsinghua University, studied in the Sino-American Ford Program for graduate school, visiting scholar at the London School of Economics, global initiator of the discipline research on "Virtual Asset Economics", virtual asset investor.

In the current context of accelerated changes in the global political and economic landscape, key figures and their policy orientations on the American political stage are profoundly influencing the development trajectory of emerging technology industries. As a staunch supporter of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence, President Trump’s demonstrated strategic certainty provides highly valuable policy coordinates for global investors to capture the era's dividends in the fields of AI and digital currency in the United States.

Strategic Certainty of Trump's Policy: The "Policy Moat" of Emerging Technologies

Trump's support for cryptocurrencies and AI is a groundbreaking shift in American political history. Different from the wait-and-see attitude of traditional politicians towards emerging technologies, their governing logic has always revolved around "

Veronica McGregor, CLO at Exodus and former CLO at ShapeShift, has spent two decades on the legal frontlines of crypto so with Cryptonomist we decided to interview her to talk about how stablecoin regulation could limit how users hold and move their own crypto, the behind-the-scenes changes public c

Strike and 21 Capital CEO Jack Mallers have sparked heated discussions once again. In an in-depth interview on the "Bonnie Blockchain" channel, Mallers made shocking statements criticizing the U.S. government's monetary policy, asserting that Bitcoin is a tool for rebellion against the current financial order. However, has the transition from the ideal of Bitcoin to practical operations, such as using Bitcoin as collateral to borrow USD cash, shifted from "revolution" to "arbitrage"? In response to this interview, blockchain researcher Yu Zhe'an commented, pointing out the contradictions and realities involved.
Passionate Speech on "Rebelling Against the Dollar": What is Jack Mallers' Position?
Jack Mallers raised the banner of rebellion in an interview, criticizing the current monetary system dominated by "white old men in blue suits and brand-name sneakers," emphasizing that such a worldview should have been eliminated long ago. He believes that the dollar system's

The Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit concludes after nearly five years with a settlement allowing Ripple to receive $75 million while paying $50 million in penalties. XRP is no longer classified as a security in secondary markets, boosting its price to around $2.15.

After a sustained period of consistent inflows, the cryptocurrency industry witnessed a significant financial shift this week. Spot Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) reported a record day of outflows, marking an end to a notably long streak of inflows that highlighted growing investor interest i

ProCapBTC plans to raise $750 million through equity and convertible debt for large-scale Bitcoin purchases.
The venture is merging with Columbus Circle Capital 1, a SPAC backed by Cohen & Company.
The deal comes as U.S. crypto regulations ease under President Trump, fueling institutional

Trump vetoed the provision that prohibited officials from engaging in Cryptocurrency Trading, casting uncertainty on the passage of the CLARITY Act. Whether Congress can complete the legislation on crypto regulation before the recess is now in question. (Background: Trump’s latest financial report: Last year, he made a fortune of $57.35 million through WLFI, not only from Crypto Assets but also from merch.) (Supplementary background: CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham pointed out: The Trump administration's friendly stance on crypto "must also comply with the law.") The framework bill for U.S. digital assets, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act), was originally seen as a milestone for U.S. crypto regulation, but it hit a roadblock at the last moment due to a "disagreement" from the White House. The Trump administration refused to support the clause that restricted officials from holding and promoting crypto assets, causing the bill, which was initially prepared for submission to the House, to get stuck, and the hopes of clearing it before the July recess have sharply declined. Trump's statement of "disagreement" has led to a standoff.

Ethereum is poised for an impulsive phase if it closes above $3K, supported by technical patterns suggesting targets of $4,200 to $19,500. Institutional inflows and stablecoin growth further strengthen Ethereum's role in blockchain infrastructure.