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Binance has announced plans to delist five digital assets—Stella (ALPHA), Biswap (BSW), Komodo (KMD), LeverFi (LEVER), and LTO Network (LTO)—as part of its routine asset review process aimed at safeguarding users and upholding platform standards.

Bit Digital, the Nasdaq-listed crypto firm, has revealed plans to exit the Bitcoin mining business entirely and focus exclusively on Ethereum staking and treasury management.

Barclays has introduced new restrictions on using credit cards for cryptocurrency purchases, a move expected to dampen retail participation in digital asset markets.

GameStop has raised an additional $450 million through its private convertible note offering, bringing the total raise to $2.7 billion.

Litecoin (LTC) is holding steady around $85 on Thursday after gaining 6% earlier this week. However, on-chain data reveals early bearish signs as profit-taking among holders hits a three-month high and dormant wallets show increased activity, suggesting mounting selling pressure.

Over the past year, Bitcoin (BTC) has surged by 74%, while Ethereum (ETH) has declined 28%, creating a significant performance gap between the two leading cryptocurrencies.

XRP is signaling growing investor confidence as more than 80% of its circulating supply is currently profitable. Trading around $2.20, most holders are enjoying gains rather than selling in panic, reflecting a robust base of long-term investors.

Cardano (ADA) is trading steadily around $0.57, showing signs of renewed momentum despite a minor dip over the past day.

SoFi Technologies is officially stepping back into the cryptocurrency space, less than a year after its initial exit due to regulatory restrictions.

The World Liberty Foundation (WLF), a political organization with ties to Donald Trump, is signaling a major shift in its crypto approach: making its WLFI token transferable.

Coinbase has launched two new wrapped tokens—cbADA (Cardano) and cbLTC (Litecoin)—on its Ethereum Layer-2 network, Base, completing a four-token rollout that began earlier this year.

Japanese firm Metaplanet has acquired an additional 1,234 Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 12,345 BTC, as part of its aggressive strategy to become one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin.