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A prominent crypto analyst known as Bluntz has spotlighted dogwifhat (WIF) as a high-potential memecoin, forecasting a possible 470% surge that could see the token break past its previous all-time high set in March 2024.

Galaxy Asset Management has successfully closed its inaugural Galaxy Ventures Fund I at over $175 million, exceeding its initial $150 million target despite challenging conditions for crypto venture fundraising.

Hong Kong has unveiled its second major digital asset policy, underscoring its ambition to become a global leader in the cryptocurrency space.

UK-based web design and marketing firm The Smarter Web Company has raised £41.2 million ($56.59 million) from institutional investors, just days after significantly increasing its Bitcoin holdings.

According to a recent technical update from MakroVision, Solana (SOL) has successfully defended a crucial support zone between $126 and $131.

The U.S. is edging closer to a landmark moment in digital asset regulation, with Senator Tim Scott's crypto legislation gaining momentum.

After years of preparation and pilot testing, the Bank of Russia is officially preparing to launch its central bank digital currency (CBDC), the digital ruble, with large-scale implementation set to begin on September 1, 2026.

PEPE, the popular Ethereum-based memecoin with a dedicated community known as the “PEPE Army,” has extended its bearish streak with an additional 6% decline today.

​In a landmark regulatory breakthrough, Dinari has reportedly become the first company approved in the United States to offer tokenized stocks—digital representations of traditional equities like Apple and Tesla, hosted on blockchain networks.

Dogecoin just took a major step forward in its journey toward becoming the next cryptocurrency with a U.S.-listed spot ETF.

Sahara AI, a decentralized platform promising to democratize artificial intelligence development, is under fire this week after its native token, SAHARA

On June 26, Bakkt Holdings (NASDAQ: BKKT), a digital‑asset platform, submitted an S‑3 registration statement to the SEC—securing authorization to raise up to $1 billion via one or more future offerings.