The IAEA's negotiations with Russia could reshape geopolitical dynamics, influencing future U.S.-Iran relations and global nuclear policy.
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April 29, 2026 — Zagreb, Croatia. WHITE TECH, part of the W Group ecosystem and majority-owned by Volodymyr Nosov, Founder and CEO of WhiteBIT, has received authorization from the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (HANFA) to operate as a crypto-asset service provider (CASP) under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. Within the W …
Yemen's support for Iran complicates regional dynamics, reducing ceasefire prospects and increasing geopolitical tensions and market volatility.
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Christopher Harborne has already donated more than £12 million to Reform UK, making him one of the party’s largest financial backers.
The reduced parade signals entrenched conflict, diminishing hopes for a near-term ceasefire and highlighting geopolitical instability.
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Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead says the "biggest divergence in history" has left AI stocks fully priced while bitcoin remains massively undervalued at 43% below its historical trend.
Crypto payments processor MoonPay is expanding into institutional services with a veteran regulator at the helm.
The divergence between institutional accumulation and trader skepticism highlights uncertainty in Bitcoin's short-term price trajectory.
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Rising Treasury yields amid geopolitical tensions highlight inflation concerns, complicating potential Fed rate cuts and impacting market stability.
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The payments giant added support for Stripe's Tempo, Circle's Arc, Coinbase's Base, Polygon and Canton Network as stablecoins gain traction in global money movement.
Bitcoin is trading near $76,600 after reversing from an earlier intraday push toward $78,000, while crude oil trades near $103 and the S&P 500 fell as the US stock market opened. Before the US cash session, Bitcoin rose even as crude oil kept climbing, suggesting crypto-specific positioning was strong enough to resist the oil-inflation trade […]
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Market reactions to Fed guidance and tech earnings could trigger significant volatility, impacting crypto and broader risk asset sentiment.
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Visa added five blockchains to its stablecoin settlement pilot as annualized volume reached $7 billion, up 50% from last quarter.
The potential lawsuit highlights political tensions and could influence future legislative strategies, impacting U.S. domestic and foreign policy.
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Bitcoin’s growing ETF inflows and institutional adoption are reinforcing its role in portfolios, even as prices struggle below $80,000.
Bitcoin's stability amid ETF outflows and FOMC uncertainties highlights market resilience but underscores vulnerability to policy shifts.
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With four of five CFTC commissioner seats vacant, the decision on whether to lift Polymarket's U.S. ban rests with Chair Michael Selig alone.
In this week’s Crypto Long & Short Newsletter, Jordan Brewer writes on the missing piece in token markets: institutional-grade investor relations. Then, Martin Burgherr breaks down how crypto markets are maturing, becoming more efficient and lower risk for institutions.
Flossy's AI-powered platform is revolutionizing dental practices with rapid growth and industry-specific solutions.
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The extended blockade could strain US-Iran relations, hinder diplomatic efforts, and potentially impact global oil prices significantly.
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The agreement could prove to be a major unlock for bringing U.S. equities onchain as tokenization becomes part of the ownership layer.
Former acting CFTC Chair Caroline Pham will lead MoonPay's new division focused on banks, asset managers, and trading firms.
The potential extension of the US blockade on Iran could exacerbate market instability and hinder diplomatic resolutions.
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Cobb's remarks highlight potential political motivations in legal actions, influencing market perceptions and trader confidence in outcomes.
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The Senate Banking Committee voted to approve Federal Reserve Chair pick Kevin Warsh's nomination, sending it to the full Senate.
Powell's extended tenure could delay leadership transitions, affecting market stability and investor confidence in Fed policy continuity.
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Ethereum and Solana are once again under close watch as fresh data reveals how both networks are performing, with recent fee metrics and on-chain activity offering a clearer picture of where momentum currently sits. Ethereum Vs. Solana: Fee Dominance And Growing Activity Recent figures directly address how both networks compare, showing Ethereum building a clear lead in economic activity. Data shared on April 24, 2026, by @ETH_Daily revealed that Ethereum had been generating more total fees than Solana for over a week. In the most recent 24-hour snapshot, Ethereum recorded approximately $2.7 million in fees, while Solana produced about $70,000. This 40 times gap highlights a sustained difference rather than a short-term fluctuation. Related Reading: XRP’s 900% Move To $15: Pundit Flags The Retest That Will Trigger It The fee chart tied to this update provides further clarity. Ethereum’s fee levels, which had been moving within moderate ranges earlier in the period, surged sharply toward nearly $2.75 million. In contrast, Solana’s fees fluctuated within a tighter band before declining significantly, eventually approaching minimal levels. Beyond fees, on-chain data adds another layer to the comparison. On April 27, 2026, @CryptoQuant reported that Ethereum’s active addresses had climbed to record highs even as its price moved lower. The dataset, attributed to CryptoOnchain, shows activity nearing 600,000 addresses while price levels remain below previous peaks near $4,000 and closer to around $2,300. This divergence between rising participation and softer price action suggests that Ethereum’s usage is expanding independently of market valuation. The combination of strong fee generation and increasing address activity points to growing demand, particularly in areas involving higher-value transactions and decentralized finance. The fact that users continue to transact despite higher costs indicates that Ethereum is capturing a larger share of meaningful economic activity. Ethereum Vs. Solana: Usage Patterns And Market Signals Looking at the same period, Solana’s performance reflects a different activity structure. The network’s lower fee output suggests that transaction values are comparatively smaller or that overall high-value usage has declined. This does not diminish its role in the market, but it does highlight a gap when measured by revenue generated from network use. Related Reading: Why The 42% Crash From ATH Is Actually Good For Bitcoin And The Crypto Market The contrast becomes more defined when aligning both fee data and on-chain signals. Ethereum’s sustained lead in fees over more than a week indicates consistent demand for its block space, while Solana’s lower figures point to a network where activity is either less monetized or concentrated in lower-cost transactions. This difference is significant because fees are often viewed as a direct reflection of how much value users are moving across a blockchain. At the same time, the divergence identified by CryptoQuant reinforces Ethereum’s position, with rising active addresses during a period of price weakness signaling sustained engagement. No comparable signal appears for Solana in the same dataset, leaving Ethereum with clearer indicators of growing usage. Overall, the data shows Ethereum with stronger underlying activity and higher economic throughput, while Solana reflects more moderately monetized usage during this period. Featured image from Dune Analytics, chart from TradingView.com
Jones's endorsement highlights Bitcoin's potential as a hedge, but market skepticism persists amid geopolitical and economic uncertainties.
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KuCoin EU hires a new AML chief and deputies in Vienna weeks after Austria’s regulator banned the MiCA‑licensed exchange from taking on new business over compliance gaps.
Businesses must embrace AI swiftly to stay competitive in a rapidly transforming technological landscape.
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