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Nearly 1.8 million crypto tokens have already failed in the first quarter of 2025, according to a report from CoinGecko released on April 30.

Despite an 8.6% drop in Q1 revenue, Robinhood managed to exceed Wall Street expectations, reporting $927 million in total revenue.

Ether has struggled to reclaim higher ground, slipping below $1,900 and stirring doubts among traders about its long-term trajectory.

PayPal has officially cleared a major regulatory hurdle after the U.S. SEC ended its investigation into PYUSD. 

A federal court in Austin, Texas has ruled that the OFAC cannot reinstate sanctions on crypto mixer Tornado Cash. 

A new voice is suggesting it’s time for Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin acquisition strategy to shift to an even bolder approach. 

Australia AUSTRAC has begun warning inactive firms to voluntarily withdraw or face deregistration to combat scams.

TMTG is exploring the launch of a native crypto token and digital wallet to be integrated into its video streaming service, Truth+.

Three of Abu Dhabi’s financial heavyweights—ADQ, FAB, and IHC—have announced plans to launch a dirham-pegged stablecoin. 

The group pressed President Donald Trump to curb the Department of Justice’s actions against developers like Roman Storm.

Mastercard has announced a strategic move that could redefine how digital currencies are used in everyday commerce.

The Ethereum Foundation has announced a revamped leadership structure aimed at streamlining its strategic execution.

BONK has staged an impressive recovery, soaring nearly 73% from its April 22 low to touch a local high of $0.00002167 on April 28.

Bitcoin may be entering a new phase in its market evolution, beginning to act as a store of value during times of “US-risk-off” sentiment.

Nike is facing a class-action lawsuit accusing it of operating a “rug pull” after shutting down its NFT platform, RTFKT, earlier this year. 

Ethereum could soon see a major boost in its transaction capacity if a new proposal from Foundation researcher Dankrad Feist is approved.

GBTC collects about $268.5 million annually from its 1.5% expense ratio on $17.9 billion in assets under management (AUM).

Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin acquisition strategy is being described as a "synthetic halving" by Adam Livingston.