Happy Sunday, Observers! Good things come to those who wait, and we waited. Bitcoin was $500 short from $100,000 after the news that the world’s leading anti-crypto crusader, SEC’s chair Gary Gensler, is leaving its post. Now that we are throwing precautions out the window, wild things

The two-hour downtime was due to a bug in the transaction scheduling logic, which led to validators crashing. The incident resulted in a drop in SUI's price and raised doubts about the network’s ability to compete with Solana.

The zero-knowledge privacy application is gaining momentum on Farcaster, which has been grappling with a 96% decline in monthly revenue since February.

XRP trades at $1.15 after another favorable court ruling and a ledger upgrade while markets reacted to potential regulatory shifts under the Trump administration.

New estimates project how much demand there will be for a digital euro. Plus, Tether launches a new tokenization platform, as BlackRock expands its tokenized fund to five new blockchains.

We are doing well, aren’t we? In the second week following Trump’s victory at the polls, the markets have more than established themselves as the biggest winners of the United States elections. In crypto, the green is contagious. Now that Bitcoin has surpassed the $90,000 mark and

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The bankruptcy estate has launched a massive clawback campaign, alleging the crypto exchange was insolvent when the transfers occurred.

Aerodrome Decentralized Crypto Exchange (DEX) is now officially the highest fee-generating platform on Coinbase's Layer 2 blockchain Base. Is this the result of the unique features and collaboration with Base, or just wash trading?