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Analysts on X outlined five-digit targets for ether while Santiment said larger wallets have started adding again, framing a longer path higher if resistance gives way.

Bitcoin is currently trading at a roughly 30% discount compared to its Nasdaq 100-implied fair value. While any high-conviction Bitcoiner already knows how cheap the asset is right now, this ratio highlights the knock-down BTC price in proportion. And it’s a divergence that has historically implied a deep undervaluation. According to data from ecoinometrics, based […] The post Bitcoin is trading at a 30% discount relative to Nasdaq fair value appeared first on CryptoSlate.

XRP eyes a breakout toward $3–$3.45 as strong technical support and Ripple’s expanding institutional push fuel renewed bullish momentum. Key Takeaways: Ripple’s CEO said XRP “sits at the center of everything” as Ripple Prime launched. XRP price looks to break resistance at $3 amid bullish technical momentum. Read more

XRP eyes a breakout toward $3–$3.45 as strong technical support and Ripple’s expanding institutional push fuel renewed bullish momentum. Key Takeaways: Ripple’s CEO said XRP “sits at the center of everything” as Ripple Prime launched. XRP price looks to break resistance at $3 amid bullish technical momentum. Read more

Fed. Governor Waller's proposal could boost stablecoin firms in the U.S.

The country has also legally recognized its central bank digital currency (CBDC), the digital som, with plans to pilot government-related payments with it.

For years, many UK crypto holders have flown under the HMRC tax authority’s radar. They convinced themselves that digital assets somehow sit outside the country’s tax regime. Well, if you’re a UK resident residing in a river near Egypt, it’s about time you came up for air. Crypto tax is on the agenda, and the […] The post HMRC tightens the net: UK crypto investors face crackdown on unreported gains  appeared first on CryptoSlate.

RWA tokenization faces criticism, but regulatory clarity and institutional adoption prove it’s building the foundation for finance’s future. Opinion by: Alex Zhang, co-founder at Pharos Tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs) is not a self-contained solution to traditional finance problems. To claim such a thing would be one-dimensional. As it stands, RWA tokenization is under immense pressure to perform despite showing clear value and signs of progress.  Despite its progressive trajectory, the criticism leveled at RWA tokenization is immense. Critics say that decentralization alone is enough.  Read more

RWA tokenization faces criticism, but regulatory clarity and institutional adoption prove it’s building the foundation for finance’s future. Opinion by: Alex Zhang, co-founder at Pharos Tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs) is not a self-contained solution to traditional finance problems. To claim such a thing would be one-dimensional. As it stands, RWA tokenization is under immense pressure to perform despite showing clear value and signs of progress.  Despite its progressive trajectory, the criticism leveled at RWA tokenization is immense. Critics say that decentralization alone is enough.  Read more

Brad Garlinghouse recently outlined all significant acquisitions made by the company in recent years.

On CNBC, Tom Lee said Fed cuts and fading skepticism could lift U.S. stocks into year-end and that crypto may rebound as open interest resets and technicals improve.

Beyond Meat bull Dimitri "Capybara Stocks" Semenikhin helped pump the latest meme stock, but said he'll feel relieved once the chaos cools.

Crypto laws are popping up across Africa as countries race to offer favorable conditions to the crypto industry and balance consumer safety concerns. Yesterday, the governor of the Bank of Ghana, the country’s central bank, said that crypto regulations will be in place by the end of 2025. This follows draft guidelines the bank published last year. By introducing a strong legal footing for crypto investors and companies, Ghana will join nine other countries on the continent that have laws in place for digital assets. In general, crypto adoption is growing in Africa, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. Grassroots adoption and retail activity make it the third-fastest-growing region for crypto. Read more

Crypto laws are popping up across Africa as countries race to offer favorable conditions to the crypto industry and balance consumer safety concerns. Yesterday, the governor of the Bank of Ghana, the country’s central bank, said that crypto regulations will be in place by the end of 2025. This follows draft guidelines the bank published last year. By introducing a strong legal footing for crypto investors and companies, Ghana will join nine other countries on the continent that have laws in place for digital assets. In general, crypto adoption is growing in Africa, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. Grassroots adoption and retail activity make it the third-fastest-growing region for crypto. Read more

Ethereum faces tough $3,930 resistance – Ethereum price prediction points to a breakout as traders eye the next catalyst. The post Ethereum Price Prediction: Market Cap Resistance at $3,930 – What’s the Key Catalyst? appeared first on Cryptonews.

[PRESS RELEASE – Dubai, U.A.E, October 25th, 2025] MultiBank Group, the world’s largest financial derivatives institution, has entered into an exclusive worldwide multi-billion-dollar joint venture with global sports icon and undefeated UFC champion Khabib Nurmagomedov (29-0) to create a first-of-its-kind regulated ecosystem connecting global finance, sports and technology. The partnership will culminate in the creation […]

HMRC has issued 65,000 crypto tax warning letters, but experts say UK investors who haven’t been contacted could still owe taxes. UK crypto investors could face tax bills even if they haven’t received warning letters from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), as the agency steps up efforts to track undeclared digital asset income. Last week, the Financial Times revealed that HMRC issued nearly 65,000 “nudge letters” in the 2024–25 tax year, more than double the number sent the year before. The letters urge investors to review their filings and voluntarily declare crypto-related gains before potential audits begin. However, tax experts warn that the agency’s growing use of exchange data and international reporting agreements means that investors who haven’t received a letter shouldn’t assume they’re in the clear. Read more

HMRC has issued 65,000 crypto tax warning letters, but experts say UK investors who haven’t been contacted could still owe taxes. UK crypto investors could face tax bills even if they haven’t received warning letters from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), as the agency steps up efforts to track undeclared digital asset income. Last week, the Financial Times revealed that HMRC issued nearly 65,000 “nudge letters” in the 2024–25 tax year, more than double the number sent the year before. The letters urge investors to review their filings and voluntarily declare crypto-related gains before potential audits begin. However, tax experts warn that the agency’s growing use of exchange data and international reporting agreements means that investors who haven’t received a letter shouldn’t assume they’re in the clear. Read more

Mysten Labs’ chief cryptographer warns that artificial intelligence, not quantum computing, poses the real near-term threat to blockchain security.

HYPE jumps 15% in a week after its Robinhood listing. Analysts split on next move as breakout, MACD, and EMA support bullish momentum.