It’s estimated that over 3 million people in Ghana, representing roughly 8.9% of the country’s 34 million population, use crypto in some form.
Florida lawmaker reboots crypto reserve bill after the first one flopped
Florida House Representative Webster Barnaby filed a new crypto reserve bill after the first one failed, but this time it isn’t a Bitcoin-only bill, and stricter compliance measures have been added.
Tough year for blockchain gaming, but there’s a ‘shimmer of hope’
Blockchain gaming has faced a challenging year for funding, according to DappRadar, but a Q3 uptick brings hope, while recent game releases could turn the tide.
Gold market cap soars to $30T, dwarfing Bitcoin and tech giants
The price of the gold has skyrocketed to a new all-time high, pushing its market capitalization to a new milestone, with analysts predicting Bitcoin could be next.
Ethereum attracted more than 16K new devs over 9 months
New crypto developers are seemingly flocking to the Ethereum ecosystem, followed by Solana and Bitcoin, according to new data from Electric Capital.
Investors are getting better at spotting bad Bitcoin treasuries: David Bailey
Bitcoin treasury firms have little reason to launch without a clear “edge,” a Bitcoin treasury executive says, as debate over a potential bubble intensifies.
Bitcoiners louden calls for Signal to adopt BTC in new campaign
Jack Dorsey and Peter Todd are among the Bitcoiners voicing support for privacy messaging app Signal to adopt Bitcoin amid a “Bitcoin for Signal” campaign.
BNB heads to Coinbase listings following community debate over exchange rules
Coinbase added a Binance token to a list of planned additions to the exchange amid an online discourse that included one of its own employees and other industry leaders.
Dubai moves to regulate machine economy with DePIN peaq network
The partnership marks Dubai’s latest step toward regulating the “machine economy,” blending onchain robotics, AI and tokenized real-world assets.
Bitcoin options markets highlight mounting fears as traders brace for more pain
Bitcoin’s repeat drop to $107,600 reflects broader market caution as miner outflows and macroeconomic pressures mount, but analysts still believe dips are for buying.