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An unidentified individual received a large sum of Ethereum into a wallet on a Greek exchange, prompting local authorities to investigate.

The token's sharp decline to $2.14 created a key buying opportunity as high-volume traders stepped in to establish support, signaling potential consolidation after recent turbulence.

94.5% of BTC and 88.7% of ETH holders are in profit, while only 46.5% of ADA investors are above water, highlighting a growing gap.

The following is a guest post and opinion from Anurag Arjun, Co-Founder of Avail. The next financial architecture won’t just move money faster — it will make value, identity, and rights verifiable and enforceable across fragmented systems and real-world institutions. Every time we build a new payment system, we rebuild the rails. Every new identity […] The post Designing for the Real World: Reflections on building with the Finternet appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Tokenization is re-architecting private markets from the ground up, and the implications are enormous, says Fission Labs’ Jonathan Shaffer.

On-chain finance is no longer hypothetical, but the road ahead — powered by rapid infrastructure improvements and shifting market conditions — is where the real transformation begins, says Carlos Domingo of Securitize.

Barclays bank has announced it will block customers from using Barclaycard credit cards to buy crypto starting June 27 The move was quietly confirmed in a newly updated FAQ section on the bank’s official website. According to Barclays, the decision stems from concerns over consumer protection and repayment risks. The bank warned that crypto price […] The post Barclaycard ‘Makes Money Work For You’ unless you want to buy crypto – because its banned appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Bitcoin’s rising correlation with stocks is less about investor exuberance and more about eroding trust in the dollar. The real story is not a newfound appetite for risk — it’s a flight from the perceived fragility of the US dollar. Opinion by: Vugar Usi Zade, chief operating officer of Bitget Bitcoin’s price has started to sway with the S&P 500, and a chorus of commentators says this proves crypto has “grown up” and joined the ranks of typical risk assets. That reading misses the deeper melody. The real story is not about investors chasing excitement when both markets lurch in the same direction. It is about eroding faith in the money that prices everything and, by extension, in the policies that govern it. Read more

Senator Cynthia Lummis said her realistic goal for the crypto bills is the close of 2025, despite President Donald Trump's wish to sign legislation in August.

JPMD may be JPMorgan’s next digital currency. Here’s what the trademark filing reveals about stablecoins, deposit tokens and the GENIUS Act. JPMD is a newly filed trademark by JPMorgan Chase, submitted to the US Trademark Office for crypto-related services between June 15 and 17, 2025.  While a filing doesn’t confirm a finished product, it’s often the first public hint that something is in the works. In this case, it plants a flag in the digital currency space — and raises fresh questions about JPMorgan’s broader crypto ambitions. Read more

Token climbs nearly 2% as technical breakout draws fresh institutional interest, analysis shows.

Too young to be taken seriously, too bold to be ignored. Meet some of the young crypto entrepreneurs fighting to make their mark in crypto. Josh Benaron, founder of Irys, recalls being ridiculed when he tried to raise funds for his crypto venture at 19. For years, hes had to fight to be taken seriously. Before becoming a founder, I struggled to get access to opportunities within crypto. I was introduced to the [chief technology officer] of one of the largest European CEXs, and he practically laughed me out of the room because of my age, Benaron tells Magazine. In general, when you raise money, being young doesnt help, as they associate youth with inexperience and immaturity. Read more

Bitcoin is going through considerable volatility as President Trump shares thoughts on the international geopolitical situation.

Decrypt is joined by Brett McLain, Head of Payments and Blockchain Business Unit at Kraken, to discuss why liquidity matters more to traders than trading volume, and how its new Kraken Embed service for fintechs reflects the evolving role of centralized exchanges in the crypto ecosystem.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded their eleventh consecutive day of positive inflows attracting $588.55 million led by BlackRock's IBIT with $436.32 million, showing institutional confidence despite macro fears. The post US Bitcoin ETFs Hit 11-Day Inflow Streak with $588M Led by BlackRock Despite Macro Fears – Can $107K Push to $112K ATH? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Barclays Bank will ban cryptocurrency purchases with its bank cards from 27 June 2025, citing debt risks and lack of consumer protections. The post Barclays to Block Crypto Transactions on UK Bank Cards Over Debt Concerns appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin delivers a textbook liquidity grab, while traders eye a potential BTC price showdown with all-time highs next. Key points: Bitcoin performs an anticipated $108,000 liquidity grab as shorts get punished. BTC price targets include a return to all-time highs in the short term. Read more

[PRESS RELEASE – Global, Global, June 25th, 2025] Reddio proudly announces the launch of its Mainnet Alpha, bringing the world’s first GPU-Accelerated Parallel EVM architecture to live production. Purpose-built for compute-intensive and AI-native applications, Reddio opens a new frontier of speed and programmability within Ethereum’s ecosystem. This milestone follows Reddio’s successful Token Generation Event (TGE), […]

In a sweeping critique of stablecoins' future role, the Bank for International Settlements challenges their legitimacy as real money. The post Stablecoins Fail BIS “Three Key Tests” as New Report Warns of Financial Risks appeared first on Cryptonews.

The underwriters exercised their option to buy another $450 million of GME's $2.25 billion mid-June convertible debt offering.