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Coinbase launches a regulated token sale platform debuting with Monad (MON), opening early-stage crypto access to U.S. retail investors.
Rumble acquires Northern Data for $767 million with Tether’s backing, gaining access to over 40,000 Nvidia GPUs and 180 MW of AI capacity.
SoftBank sells its entire stake in Nvidia for $5.8 billion as it reallocates capital toward new AI and semiconductor ambitions.
Trump’s $2,000 tariff dividend proposal sparks crypto optimism, echoing the 2020 stimulus that preceded Bitcoin’s 845% rally.
dYdX enables zero maker and taker fees on BTC- and SOL-perpetual markets for November following a community vote and protocol upgrade.
Nvidia accounts for 8.5% of the S&P 500 with a $5.1 trillion valuation, surpassing multiple national markets and entire index sectors.
Whale wallet 0x9263 records 20 consecutive trading wins, earning over $31 million in profit and $8.5 million in unrealized gains.
Strategy buys 487 Bitcoin for $49.9 million, raising total holdings to 641,692 BTC and reaffirming its leading corporate position.
ARK Invest sells $30 million in Tesla stock and adds a $2 million position in BitMine, signaling a deeper pivot into blockchain assets.
A rapid Bitcoin rise to $250K could trigger a blow-off top and steep correction, warns a leading macro analyst.
Commonware closes a $25 million funding round led by Tempo, with backing from Stripe and Paradigm, to build blockchain infrastructure for payments.
Ripple says it will not pursue an IPO despite a $40 billion valuation and a major legal victory against the SEC.