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Investment activity in Web3 gaming has steadily increased recently.

Most of the trading activity took place on Uniswap, which accounted for 64.3% of the volume, followed by Aerodrome Finance at 9.7% and SharkSwap at 7.8%.

Roman Storm’s lawyers argued that the charges are “fatally flawed” and must be dismissed, given “there was nothing” Storm could have done to prevent sanctioned entities from using the crypto mixer.

Farcaster’s parent company is reportedly closing a new funding round led by Paradigm. The deal would take its valuation to above $1 billion.

Gryphon Digital Mining is seeking to block Sphere 3D from using $10 million from a recent settlement with Core Scientific.

The largest WIF holder has an unrealized profit of over $127 million on the Solana-based memecoin.

Bitcoin needs to retain $69,000 into the multiple BTC price candle closes this weekend, says analysis.

The judge endorsed a “worldwide freezing order” by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance to address its total court expenses amounting to 6.7 million British pounds ($8.4 million).

The report identifies 46 hacking incidents and 15 cases of fraudulent activities.

Investors must have assets under management exceeding $1.1 million or a net worth over $2.2 million to qualify for Grayscale’s Dynamic Income Fund.

Custodia Bank argued that without a master account, it is a “second-class citizen” at the mercy of an intermediary bank.

This week’s Crypto Biz explores crypto exchanges renewed challenges, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF inflows, Goldman Sachs’ clients returning to crypto, and Mastercad’s forecasts for remittances in Latin America.

Mysterious withdrawals from LENX’s treasury have raised concerns about an ongoing slow rug pull on the protocol.

Two U.S. financial regulators cannot seem to reach a consensus on how to treat certain cryptocurrencies as securities or commodities.

The real-world asset tokenization trend is heating up, fueled by BlackRock’s first tokenized asset fund, “BUIDL,” which joined 16 other tokenized government securities funds in the last week.

Can BNB break past $620? On-chain and derivatives metrics hint positvely.

This edition of Cointelegraph’s VC Roundup highlights Borderless Capital’s recent acquisition, along with new funding raises by Keyring Network, Morph, Rails, BOB, FLock and Race.

After Microsoft, all that’s left is gold. But Bitcoin will need a price point north of $800,000 to climb that mountain.

Will the former FTX CEO actually be in federal prison until he’s 57 years old? Will anything change in regard to FTX users getting their funds?

Bitcoin is struggling to sustain above $70,000, indicating that the long-lasting rally could be tiring out.

Bitcoin exchange withdrawal trends are clear as “pent up institutional demand” from the spot ETFs combines with the upcoming halving to squeeze the available BTC supply.

Onboarding the next 500 million users will require simple apps with “actual usability,” Justin Hyun told Cointelegraph.

The largest stablecoin issuers are non-European, but they will have to get compliant fast if they don’t want to lose ground on the continent.

Bitcoin remained above the key $69,000 mark following the quarterly expiry event, suggesting the pre-halving retracement may be over.

Only 19% of gamblers betting on the outcome of a decision on whether to approve or deny spot Ether ETFs by the U.S. SEC are putting their money on a positive result by the May deadline.

While some applaud the move toward mainstream adoption, privacy-centric Bitcoin supporters have raised concerns about centralized data aggregation.

The exploit on the copy-cat token occurred hours after Ethena’s new ENA token was launched for farming on Binance.

While there are reasons to be “very bullish” on Q2, the sheer speed of the Bitcoin and crypto bull market may be cause for concern, says QCP Capital.

The SFC website confirms that HKVAEX withdrew its license application nearly three months after the filing on Jan. 4, 2024.

Bitwise’s Matthew Hougan said the best advice he could give traders is to “keep calm and take the long view.”