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Interestingly, the XRP ETFs were in the green yesterday. So why is the asset down so much?

A federal judge blocked Minnesota’s prediction market ban on Monday, handing Kalshi, Polymarket US, and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) a preliminary injunction days before the law’s August 1 effective date. US District Judge Katherine Menendez found the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) likely preempts the

WEEX kicks off the TradFi Trading Fest from July 27 to August 10, 2026, offering new user rewards, first-trade protection, zero-slippage trading, lucky draws, and a 50,000 USDT exclusive prize pool for TradFi futures traders. TL;DR WEEX, a leading global crypto exchange, has officially launched the TradFi Trading

BEAT has plummeted the most from the top 100 alts, followed by NEAR, SHIB, and PI.

Bitcoin is nearly 50% below its record high, keeping traders divided over whether the worst of the bear market has passed.

Citadel Securities expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates on Wednesday. The firm’s case centers on a quarter-point increase, against a market consensus favoring a hold. Frank Flight, the firm’s head of macro strategy, laid out the case in a client note. He argued that traders have not fully priced the

Elon Musk vows a major charity pledge after Nobel economist Daron Acemoglu challenged him to donate trillion by 2036, testing whether his optimism about AI-driven abundance matches his willingness to part with his fortune.

Fundstrat’s Tom Lee believes the passage of the CLARITY Act in the United States will supercharge crypto.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) published a white paper on quantum preparedness on July 27, rating its banking sector 2.3 out of 10 and targeting full readiness by 2030. Bitcoin (BTC) faces the same quantum threat but has no regulator to set a deadline. Its transition depends entirely on community consensus,

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says any firm that gives up control of its AI data will not remain a firm. The remarks extend a July 12 blog post where Nadella described what he calls the reverse information paradox. Companies, he argued, pay for intelligence twice: first with money, then with proprietary knowledge. Why