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Ethereum recently faced heavy selling pressure near the $4.8K region, echoing the heightened volatility seen across the broader crypto market. While the long-term bullish structure remains intact, ETH has now pulled back into a critical support area. The key question is whether buyers can defend this zone or if a deeper correction is on the […]

Critics argue the declining Bitcoin block reward subsidy is a “ticking time bomb” for Bitcoin’s security. Here are some potential solutions. The key selling point of Bitcoin as a store of value has everything to do with the credibility of its monetary policy. As Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto once wrote, the rules of the system were set in stone when the network first launched, and those rules included the 21-million-Bitcoin supply cap and the related issuance policy maintained by the roughly four-year halving cycle. But are those rules really set in stone? Is there really no chance Bitcoins monetary policy will change at some point in the future?  Some critics believe that after the block reward drops too low as a result of the halvings and if transaction fee revenue has not risen substantially there will no longer be enough incentive for miners to secure the network. They argue the Bitcoin network may be forced to increase the supply as a result.  Read more

Blockchain-based tokenization of climate assets could unlock trillions in green investments as regulatory frameworks drive carbon trading growth. Opinion by: Nicholas Krapels, head of research and development at Mantra By 2035, the real-world asset (RWA) market is expected to reach over $60 trillion, with green RWAs well-positioned to become a significant subsector in this global onchain movement. Today, tokenized green assets still represent less than 1% of total climate assets and a similarly small percentage of RWAs, which currently are mostly tokenized treasuries. Read more

Critics argue the declining Bitcoin block reward subsidy is a “ticking time bomb” for Bitcoin’s security. Here are some potential solutions. The key selling point of Bitcoin as a store of value has everything to do with the credibility of its monetary policy. As Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto once wrote, the rules of the system were set in stone when the network first launched, and those rules included the 21-million-Bitcoin supply cap and the related issuance policy maintained by the roughly four-year halving cycle. But are those rules really set in stone? Is there really no chance Bitcoins monetary policy will change at some point in the future?  Some critics believe that after the block reward drops too low as a result of the halvings and if transaction fee revenue has not risen substantially there will no longer be enough incentive for miners to secure the network. They argue the Bitcoin network may be forced to increase the supply as a result.  Read more

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[PRESS RELEASE – Palo Alto, California, August 20th, 2025] Walrus Explorer delivers verifiable analytics and monitoring tools for Walrus developers and operators Space and Time, the blockchain for ZK-proven data, has partnered with Walrus to launch the Walrus Explorer, a web-based dashboard that gives developers and operators real-time visibility into Walrus network activity, reliability, and […]

[PRESS RELEASE – Dubai, UAE, August 20th, 2025] Layer Brett, a new Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain inspired by the meme coin character dubbed “Pepe’s brother,” has officially surpassed $700,000 in presale commitments. The move to change Brett into an Ethereum L2 chain marks a clean break from Brett’s early days on Base. What started as just […]

Aave (AAVE) was also among the top performers, up 4.2% from Tuesday.

Bitcoin price dips below $112K as ETF outflows near $1B. Discover key levels, ETF impact, and price outlook as traders weigh correction versus $130K rebound. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: BTC Price Crashes Below $112K, As ETFs Bleed Close to $1B appeared first on Cryptonews.

The wealth transfer to long-term investors is “shaking out short-term price chasers,” experts told Decrypt.

Venture capital funding for crypto startups plunged in the second quarter of 2025, marking one of the weakest periods since late 2020. The post Crypto VC Funding Drops 59% to $1.97 Billion in Q2 2025 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Over the next ten years, trillions of dollars will move from baby boomers to younger heirs, who are more inclined toward digital assets, the report said.

Bitcoin fell below $113,000 as investors braced for Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech that could set the US Fed’s path on interest rate cuts. Cryptocurrency investors were bracing for the US Federal Reserve’s annual gathering in Jackson Hole on Friday, where Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks may provide key signals on interest rate policy heading into September’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Bitcoin (BTC) briefly fell to $112,565 on Wednesday, a two-week low last seen on Aug. 3, Cointelegraph data showed. Bitcoin’s dip below $113,000 was a snapshot of “rising nerves in the market” as macroeconomic tensions surrounding Powell’s speech were causing “fear spikes” among digital asset traders, according to Ryan Lee, chief analyst at Bitget exchange. Read more

Price action has been spooky already heading into the infamous 'Ghost Month' kicking off this Saturday - will it get worse?

Aave has recovered the $290 level in a potential reversal – AAVE price predictions now eye a continuation of its bull run amid rampant ecosystem growth. The post What is Happening with Aave? AAVE Price Defies Market Trends, Spikes Above $290 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Ethereum crashes to $4,063 amid massive institutional selling as ETF giants BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale offload $422M worth of ETH within 24 hours triggering $172.9M in liquidations and raising questions about the end of ETH's 200% rally. The post Ethereum Crashes to $4,063 as BlackRock, Fidelity, Dump $422M Worth of ETH – Rally Over? appeared first on Cryptonews.

In the past 24 hours, the price of ADA has retreated by nearly 10%. Even though most cryptos have gone down during this period, its decline has outpaced that of other altcoins. Does this unexpected drop favor a bearish Cardano price prediction?Trading volumes during this period have increased to $2.5 billion, accounting for 8% of […] The post Cardano Price Prediction: ADA Price Crashes 10% Overnight – What’s Going On? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin bulls are struggling to establish a low around $113,000, with weak price and volume performance.

Does Bullish's decision to receive the proceeds of its $1.15 billion IPO in Solana-based stablecoins mean that a big SOL rally is coming? The post Altcoin Season On? Is SOL About to See a Major Price Spike as Bullish Bets on Solana Stablecoins for $1.15B Capital Raise? appeared first on Cryptonews.

China’s cabinet will review a roadmap that includes yuan-pegged stablecoins to bolster yuan internationalization, sources told Reuters. China, one of the most restrictive global jurisdictions for cryptocurrencies, is reportedly considering allowing Chinese yuan-backed stablecoins in what would be a major policy reversal. Chinese authorities may authorize yuan-backed stablecoins for the first time to promote global use of its currency, Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing sources familiar with the matter. If approved, China’s plan for stablecoin use would mark a major shift in its approach to crypto after the country banned crypto trading and mining in September 2021. Read more