Cryptocurrencies

[PRESS RELEASE – Singapore, Singapore, August 7th, 2026] LBank, the leading global cryptocurrency exchange, has launched a 500,000 USDT reward campaign in partnership with Pudgy Penguins, one of the most recognized Web3-native IP ecosystems, providing new and existing users with multiple opportunities to earn rewards

[PRESS RELEASE – Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, August 7th, 2026] CoinMarketCap has expanded its Pro API with a new suite of seven real-world asset (RWA) endpoints, giving developers a single programmatic source for data on tokenized versions of traditional financial instruments. The RWA endpoints cover tokenized equities,

BTC and ETH stayed relatively stable as XRP absorbed most of the market's reaction to the CLARITY Act delay.

Zoomex, a global cryptocurrency trading platform focused on derivatives trading, has officially launched Demo Trading, a new feature that lets users practice the complete futures trading process, placing orders, managing positions and closing trades, using demo funds instead of real capital. The launch is part of

South Korea’s leading crypto exchange, Upbit, announced the delisting of the Bonk (BONK) meme coin today. The news pulled the Solana (SOL)-based token to its lowest price since November 2023. BONK slipped to an intraday low of $0.00000255. It traded at $0.00000264 at press time, down nearly 7%. Follow us on X to get

Elon Musk says his Terafab chip factory will become Earth's most valuable building, spanning 9 million square meters.

The US joined Japan to defend the yen, but Tokyo is still pressing Washington to stop its Mario and Naruto memes.

Deposits of tokenized real-world assets across decentralized finance more than tripled to $7.4 billion over the past year, even as total funding in the sector declined. CoinShares highlighted the split in its latest report with Token Terminal, noting that demand for tokenized assets is now driven by utility rather

The Senate shelved its landmark crypto bill before recess.

The Government Accountability Office found that the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) Wall of Receipts includes savings estimates that are incorrect or lack supporting evidence, casting doubt on the $110 billion the entity claims it cut from federal spending. The report examined the DOGE Wall of Receipts,