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Andrew Tate has booked a $16,000 gain from betting against Kanye West’s meme coin YZY, even as the token’s market collapse highlights the risks surrounding celebrity-linked cryptocurrencies.
On-chain data from CryptoQuant indicates a growing divergence between Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), underscoring shifting market dynamics that could define the next phase of capital flows in digital assets.
Injective has entered into a strategic partnership with global investment platform Republic, aiming to expand access to tokenized private market opportunities and accelerate institutional adoption of blockchain-based finance.
Australia’s corporate watchdog is intensifying its war on online scams after removing more than 14,000 fraudulent websites since mid-2023, with thousands linked to cryptocurrencies.
Thirteen wallets pocketed over $24.5 million from trading Kanye West’s newly launched YZY token before its price crashed, blockchain data from Nansen shows.
In a significant move impacting the future of digital currency, the US House of Representatives has inserted a sweeping provision into its annual defense policy legislation that would prohibit the Federal Reserve from developing or issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC).
- 05:40The US Senate may advance the crypto bill in DecemberJinse Finance reported, citing Cointelegraph, that U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott stated he plans to mark up the crypto market structure bill in December, aiming to send it to President Trump for signing in early 2026, with the goal of making the United States the "world's crypto capital." The bill aims to clarify the crypto regulatory powers of the CFTC and SEC.
- 05:10Zora: Injected $11 million liquidity into the ZORA-USDC pool on Uniswap v3On November 19, Zora announced in a post, "Today, $11 million in liquidity was injected from the treasury into the ZORA-USDC trading pool on Uniswap v3."
- 05:02Strike founder: Buy the dip, because the decline in bitcoin is essentially a currency collapse, not an asset collapseAccording to ChainCatcher, Jack Mallers, founder of the bitcoin payment app Strike, responded to the recent bitcoin market downturn in a post on X. He stated that investors need to understand that what is truly collapsing right now is not the asset, but the currency itself. Bitcoin is the only market honest enough to reveal this. The repeated record highs in gold prices indicate that the fiat currency system has already collapsed. Bitcoin acts like a liquidity alarm; buy the dip, because it is the currency that has the problem.