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Trump Media announced that users who earn gems by participating in Trump Media activities will be able to convert them into Cronos.

Trump Media said it would purchase 684.4 million CRO tokens as part of a deal with the exchange following a joint venture to create a crypto treasury.

Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek predicted a Fed rate cut this month, which would lead to a strong fourth-quarter for the crypto market.

The Web3 industry is on track to surpass 5 billion cryptocurrency users, driven by blockchain usability and speculation during the next bull market cycle, according to industry insiders.

Crypto.com-backed CRO jumped 40% on the announcement of the Trump Media Group CRO Strategy, reaching levels not seen since May 2022.

New Trump-backed SPAC deal creates Trump Media Group CRO Strategy, funded by $1 billion in CRO tokens, cash, warrants and a $5 billion credit line from Yorkville affiliate.

A $60,000 “battle royale” style trading competition is being held to appreciate traders’ skills and consistency.

Emirates and Crypto.com will work together to introduce crypto payments and launch promotional campaigns to boost adoption.

The European exchange-traded product will hold CRO, the native token of Crypto.com's affiliated blockchain network, Cronos.

The CFTC is considering probes on sports betting event contracts offered by Crypto.com weeks out from the popular Super Bowl match, Bloomberg reports.

The companies indicated plans to expand their partnership to the United Kingdom and other European countries in the coming months.

The new offering will be available across all Crypto.com card tiers with up to 8% rewards on spending.

Crypto.com is sponsoring the first golf tournament with a crypto purse on Dec.14 in Las Vegas.

California revokes BlockFi’s license amid bankruptcy, Caroline Ellison is sentenced, Crypto.com faces scrutiny in Poland, and Senator Cynthia Lummis supports Trump’s Bitcoin reserve proposal.

Previous crypto rulings against the SEC have put Crypto.com on a “strong legal footing” in its lawsuit against the regulator, its chief legal officer Nick Lundgren said.