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Ali Martinez thinks the $176-$188 range is "a key are of resistance" for SOL.

YouTube has removed Roxom TV’s live Bitcoin news channel without warning, stating a breach of its harmful and dangerous content policy. Roxom TV says automated moderation has misread its scam-exposure segments as promotion, reviving concerns over how crypto and gambling material are policed online. The post YouTube Axes Roxom TV, Sparking Fresh Fears of Bitcoin Content Crackdown appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin is causing an increasing rift among market participants when it comes to whether the bull market will continue and all-time highs will come next. Key points: BTC price action retargets $105,000 after the Wall Street open, rising 2.5% from the day’s lows. Volatility continues, leading market participants to varying conclusions over what will happen to BTC/USD next. Read more

Market leaders have taken a hit as profit-taking dictated last weeks market moves, but this could be the setup Pepe needs for its next upswing. The post Is PEPE the Next 10x Meme Coin? Explosive 2-Week Rally Has Traders Watching Closely appeared first on Cryptonews.

The popular meme-based cryptocurrency shows resilience at $0.215 level as buyers step in following significant downtrend.

Smerkis worked for Binance from 2022 for just under two years.

Overall, investors poughed $785 million into digital asset investment products, lifting year-to-date inflows to more than $7.4 billion–their highest point of 2025.

Bitcoin may drop toward $100,000 this week after running into resistance above the $106,000 level, among other catalysts. Key takeaways: Bitcoin price fell 1.4% to $102,460 amid US economic concerns, with daily trading volume up 94%, indicating the return of sellers. Moody’s US credit downgrade to Aa1 and a class-action lawsuit against Strategy add to BTC’s headwinds. Read more

Strategy has deepened its Bitcoin bet, buying 7,390 BTC for $764.9 m during the week of 12–18 May at an average $103,498. With 576,230 BTC now on its balance sheet, the NASDAQ-listed firm has reported a 16.3 % YTD return as Bitcoin trades above $106,000. The post Strategy Bets $764.9M on 7,390 BTC, Doubling Down on Corporate Crypto Crown appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin hits $107K before retreating to $103K as Ark Invest’s $1.5M forecast stirs bulls. Liquidations top $600M amid rising volatility and mixed sentiment. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: Ark Invest’s $1.5M Target Sends Shockwaves Through Crypto Markets appeared first on Cryptonews.

Russian authorities have detained Vladimir Smerkis, ex-Binance CIS chief and co-founder of crypto game Blum, over allegations of large-scale financial fraud tied to 2017-era crypto ventures. The post Blum Co-Founder and Ex-Binance Exec Vladimir Smerkis Arrested for Alleged Large-Scale Fraud appeared first on Cryptonews.

The Aussie-listed blockchain firm brings in major Web3 players to deepen its Solana validator footprint, now holding over 83,000 SOL. The post DigitalX Turbocharges Solana Strategy with Strategic Board Shake-Up appeared first on Cryptonews.

Despite late recovery signs, TON faces mounting pressure amid global market uncertainty and ecosystem concerns.

Several countries have announced multibillion-dollar plans to build out the world’s crypto hub, but five of the world’s financial centers stand out. Kazakhstan, the Maldives and Pakistan have recently outlined ambitions to position themselves as crypto hubs and build out their digital economies. Historically, these countries haven’t been top of mind for global crypto firms — though Kazakhstan did have a brief moment in the spotlight as a go-to destination for Bitcoin (BTC) miners after China’s mining ban. Meanwhile, established financial centers are now in a race to become the world’s leading crypto hub by finding the right balance of regulation, talent, capital and infrastructure. Read more

Community sales redefine crypto fundraising by enabling retail investors to participate in early-stage Web3 projects under transparent, equitable terms. This model aligns with crypto's core values. Opinion by: Darius Moukhtarzadeh, Research Strategist at 21Shares A new wave of crypto fundraising is emerging, changing how Web3 projects launch and who can invest at an early stage: Community Sales. At first glance, community sales may seem reminiscent of the ICO (Initial Coin Offering) era from 2016–2017. Yet, they represent a significant evolution that better aligns with crypto's core values of democratization, transparency, and inclusivity. Projects should include community sales as a core element of their fundraising strategy, besides raising from angel investors and VCs. Professional investors should embrace community sales as they highly increase the chances of sustainable success of Web3 projects.  Read more

Father-son team Kain and Laban Roomes are using XRP Ledger to track and dispense medicines in Uganda and are listing the startup in Canada. Its been a long road for entrepreneur Laban Roomes and his footballer-turned-crypto founder son Kain, but their XRP Healthcare startup is in the process of going public on the Canadian stock exchange. They co-founded the Dubai-incorporated company with the goal of modernizing healthcare in Africa by combining crypto infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and real-world services. It operates a digital healthcare platform as well as a chain of pharmacies in Uganda using the XRP Ledger to track pharmaceutical supplies and patient outcomes. In the West, we take reliable pharmacies and access to medication for granted, says Laban. In parts of Uganda, that just isnt the case. This is about changing that and starting on the ground, not in the metaverse. Read more

CRO plunged to its lowest point in almost two weeks.

Chinese printer maker Procolored reportedly spread clipboard-hijacking Bitcoin malware via its official drivers in a supply chain attack that led to over $950,000 in stolen funds. Chinese printer manufacturer Procolored distributed Bitcoin-stealing malware alongside its official drivers, according to local media reports. Chinese news outlet Landian News reported on May 19 that Shenzhen-based printer company Procolored has been distributing Bitcoin-stealing (BTC) malware alongside official drivers. The company reportedly used USB drivers to distribute malware-ridden drivers and uploaded the compromised software to cloud storage for global download. A total of 9.3 BTC worth over $953,000 have been stolen, according to the report. Crypto tracking and compliance firm Slow Mist described how the malware operates in a May 19 X post: Read more

Storm's attorneys filed a letter Friday asking a judge to order prosecutors to review their records.

Bitcoin has had a choppy start to the week tapping $106,000 before falling to $102,450 in a matter of hours.