Ripple’s David Schwartz denies gag order claims as XRP debate grows
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz has pushed back against claims that a non-disclosure agreement or “gag order” controls his public comments about Ripple
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Iran crypto giant Nobitex hit by sanctions questions: Reuters
Iran’s largest crypto exchange, Nobitex, is facing fresh scrutiny after Reuters reported that two brothers from Iran’s influential Kharrazi family founded the platform
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Ethereum whales buy $322M ETH as price holds $2,300
Ethereum whale activity has increased as large holders added more ETH over the past four days. Summary Ethereum whales added 140,000 ETH in
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Bitcoin reclaims the $78,000 handle on Gate
Bitcoin has reclaimed $78,000 on Gate’s BTC/USDT pair, extending a rebound from $76,000 and keeping the market within range of the closely watched
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Coinbase CUSHY credit fund targets institutions
Coinbase Asset Management announced CUSHY on April 30, a tokenised stablecoin credit fund for qualified institutional investors running on Ethereum, Solana, and Base,
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$14.5m BTC long and $23.3m ETH long on the line
Summary HyperInsight data show Huang Licheng has boosted his Bitcoin long to about $14.5 million with more than 40x leverage, opening around $76,357
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David Schwartz addressed the resurging controversy on X
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz has pushed back against a resurfaced 2017 post in which he said XRP could not stay “dirt cheap,”
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SEC schedules CLARITY Act roundtable in May
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has scheduled a CLARITY Act roundtable for May, bringing together SEC and CFTC officials with crypto industry
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Pete Hegseth says Bitcoin battles China in secret
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told the House Armed Services Committee on April 30 that the Pentagon is running classified Bitcoin programs on two
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BlockchainFX ($BFX) Looks Like the Best Crypto Presale Now
How many people brushed off crypto, watched a coin run wild, and then wished they had moved sooner? That regret hits hard, which