Coin Prices

BTC

$65,903.00

-2.62%

ETH

$3,471.21

0.63%

BNB

$581.51

-1.75%

SOL

$172.91

-3.35%

XRP

$0.598235

-1.99%

ADA

$0.409674

-4.17%

TRX

$0.133848

0.39%

WBTC

$66,041.00

-2.32%

SHIB

$0.00001706

-3.43%

BCH

$365.90

-5.92%

PEPE

$0.00001243

4.18%

KAS

$0.179265

2.41%

XLM

$0.100795

-2.92%

XMR

$159.50

-0.71%

MNT

$0.888856

0.68%

ARB

$0.793061

3.40%

MKR

$2,802.12

3.68%

CRO

$0.091494

-1.62%

OKB

$40.11

-2.59%

INJ

$24.09

-7.23%

VET

$0.02868089

-2.96%

TAO

$313.46

-3.18%

OP

$1.86

-1.45%

SUI

$0.813935

-2.81%

AR

$30.55

-3.26%

BONK

$0.00002817

-6.37%

GRT

$0.197343

-4.60%

WBT

$10.13

-0.18%

NOT

$0.01396665

-5.48%

FTM

$0.489673

-4.37%

JUP

$0.950996

-6.20%

TIA

$6.42

-11.34%

SEI

$0.377743

-5.11%

QNT

$72.29

-1.77%

OM

$1.26

-2.56%

GT

$7.57

-2.61%

ENS

$29.27

13.00%

BEAM

$0.01818842

-8.23%

TKX

$11.11

-0.30%

BSV

$44.33

-2.12%

GALA

$0.02370878

-4.73%

EOS

$0.582029

-0.89%

FLR

$0.01933867

-2.57%

BTT

$0.00000087

-2.29%

NEO

$11.38

-1.71%

ENA

$0.448621

2.83%

XTZ

$0.753975

-2.86%

MOG

$0.00000203

-2.03%

MEW

$0.00793184

2.12%

XEC

$0.00003385

-4.28%

CFX

$0.156093

-7.46%

ZK

$0.177626

-1.52%

GNO

$240.08

-5.12%

CHZ

$0.06923

-4.29%

BOME

$0.00843311

-6.81%

RAY

$2.13

-10.29%

W

$0.311961

-5.18%

APE

$0.789053

-3.59%

SATS

$0.00000025

-5.47%

CKB

$0.01153234

-5.39%

LPT

$15.19

-4.78%

AXL

$0.666943

-5.75%

ILV

$69.57

-2.69%

LUNC

$0.00008457

-4.69%

ZEC

$29.80

-6.66%

XDC

$0.03012002

-1.36%

BTG

$25.60

-0.51%

IOTX

$0.04568627

-7.62%

NFT

$0.00000043

0.03%

TWT

$1.003

-2.80%

DOG

$0.00410693

-5.16%

G

$0.054123

-7.09%

MX

$3.98

-0.84%

H2O

$0.4683

-2.58%

SFP

$0.829803

1.27%

WOO

$0.195861

-5.65%

MEME

$0.01597788

-7.38%

RPL

$16.71

-5.51%

GLM

$0.335089

-2.89%

GMT

$0.146878

-4.90%

CRV

$0.272416

0.37%

KSM

$21.05

-5.50%

ZIL

$0.01684419

-3.58%

BDX

$0.04720725

2.10%

ZRX

$0.371599

-1.07%

ANKR

$0.03067004

-3.78%

HOT

$0.00171941

-5.88%

SC

$0.00531714

3.11%

ENJ

$0.181645

-7.24%

GMX

$31.32

-6.29%

XRD

$0.02771538

-2.76%

BAT

$0.191307

-2.56%

ATH

$0.075555

-1.58%

ELF

$0.391039

-1.97%

JST

$0.028581

-1.95%

RSR

$0.00532024

-5.14%

RVN

$0.01920575

-2.45%

APU

$0.0008263

12.58%

CSPR

$0.02095576

-2.27%

IO

$2.67

-3.41%

SKL

$0.04810501

-3.02%

AMP

$0.00433291

-4.00%

CFG

$0.489307

-1.09%

NPC

$0.03007013

-7.49%

ALT

$0.146585

0.84%

RLB

$0.089478

0.81%

CDT

$0.332225

5.22%

T

$0.02289008

-3.83%
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News

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Business

Citi Boosts Coinbase Stock Price Target, Rates COIN a ‘Buy’

As crypto-friendly candidates court voters in the U.S., Citi Research analysts say a recent Supreme Court ruling on the authority of administrative agencies only bolsters Coinbase’s prospects amid its ongoing legal fight with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). “Shifts in the U.S. election landscape and the Supreme Court’s overturning of the long-standing Chevron precedent has changed our view on Coinbase’s regulatory risks,” Citi Research analysts wrote on Tuesday, describing the upsi...

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Jul 23, 2024

Pudgy Penguins is an Ethereum NFT project. Image: Pudgy Penguins

NFTs

Pudgy Penguins Firm Raises $11 Million for Ethereum Layer-2 Push

Igloo, Inc, the parent company of popular NFT brand Pudgy Penguins, has raised over $11 million in funding to develop a new Ethereum layer-2 scaling network called Abstract, the company announced Tuesday. The funding round was led by Founders Fund, with additional investments from Fenbushi Capital, 1kx, Everest Ventures Group, and Selini Capital. Igloo will use the funds to establish Cube Labs, a new venture that will oversee the development of Abstract, an Ethereum layer-2 network. In June, Igl...

by Andrew Hayward ·

Jul 23, 2024

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Coins

Bitcoin Still 'Most Abused' Crypto Asset Among Criminals, Says Europol

Bitcoin is still the cryptocurrency that is ‘most abused’ by criminals, despite the introduction of privacy coins such as Monero, according to a new report from the Europol Internet Organized Crime Threat Assessment. The report found that Bitcoin (BTC) is the asset most demanded by ransomware groups for their payment—presumably due to the ease with which non-savvy users can procure Bitcoin over assets like Monero (XMR). Still, criminals tend to convert Bitcoin to stablecoins to avoid market vola...

by Adrian Zmudzinski ·

Jul 23, 2024

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Markets

'Joe Biden Is Dead' Meme Coins Are Spreading as Quickly as the Wild Rumors

As unfounded rumors that U.S. president Joe Biden is dead spread across the internet, crypto degens have spun up a new batch of morbid political meme coins. Biden Dead (BIDEAD) was created on Monday and has already reached a market cap of $660,000. Soon after that came Biden Done (BIDONE), illustrated with a cartoon of the president’s skeleton. It quickly reached a market cap of $567,000. At the time of writing, meme coin factory Pump.fun is the breeding ground for tokens claiming that Biden is...

by Ryan S. Gladwin ·

Jul 23, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence

SingularityNET Puts $53 Million Toward an AI ‘Supercomputer’ and New Data Centers

Blockchain and decentralized AI developer SingularityNET announced on Tuesday that it is investing $53 million in artificial general intelligence (AGI) research, focusing on the hardware needed to support decentralized AI and accelerate progress in the already fast-moving AI space. According to SingularityNET, the funding will be rolled out in phases, beginning with allocating half—$26.5 million—toward the creation of “the world's first modular supercomputer” built especially for decentralized A...

by Jason Nelson ·

Jul 23, 2024

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Business

Bitcoin Investors Hold Strong as BlackRock's IBIT Pulls in $526 Million

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (NASDAQ: IBIT) reported inflows of $526.7 million in investor funds on July 22, the highest single-day tally since March. The investment giant’s haul contrasts starkly with the collective inflow of just $6.9 million seen across the remaining 10 Bitcoin ETFs, according to data from Farside Investors. The surge in IBIT's inflows comes as Bitcoin traded above the psychologically important $68,000 level just a day back, about 8% away from its all-time high of $73,73...

by Murtuza Merchant ·