Trade wars rattle traditional markets, driving stock volatility and investor flight to safe havens. Crypto often sees a boost as an alternative asset, but it is not without risks.
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Bitcoin can act as a safe haven during trade wars, but its volatility means it’s not a guaranteed refuge.
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A blockchain with no users is more than just quiet — it can become vulnerable, unsecure and economically irrelevant. Here’s what really happens when the network goes silent.
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Conor McGregor’s REAL memecoin promised big but delivered little. The fundraising exercise flopped, cultivating only 39% of its minimum target.
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Widespread protests in 2025 erupted against Elon Musk over job cuts, political influence and controversial federal reforms under the DOGE agency.
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Ghibli-themed memecoins are taking off on Solana. Taking inspiration from the artwork of the famous Studio Ghibli, they demonstrate how AI art has evolved into a crypto craze.
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Pi Network may not need Binance to survive, but without major exchange support, its chances of real-world adoption and growth could fade fast.
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Unlike speculative crypto assets, BUIDL offers institutional investors stable onchain yields while maintaining compliance with financial regulations.
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Zero-click attacks have hackers breaking into crypto wallets without your input. This guide explains how they work and how to protect yourself from them.
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Discover the Nakamoto coefficient, a key metric for assessing blockchain decentralization. Learn how it measures control, its significance and limitations.
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Crypto ETP outflows are often an indication of shifting market sentiment or investor concerns, such as regulatory changes or market downturns.
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Typosquatting is a growing threat in the cryptocurrency world, where cybercriminals capitalize on user typos to redirect them to fraudulent sites.
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Crypto-backed mortgages allow you to secure a home loan using cryptocurrency as collateral. You can invest in real estate while holding your crypto.
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The US Senate and House of Representatives have voted for the resolution of the repeal of IRS crypto broker rules, which were facing intense debate.
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Understanding the distinction between tax season and tax year is crucial for managing deadlines and avoiding penalties.