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Solana slides to monthly low as memecoin frenzy fizzles

After a euphoric surge that saw meme coins on the Solana blockchain skyrocket earlier this year, the hype is beginning to unravel. Solana’s native token, SOL, has dropped for four straight days—falling nearly 18% from its May highs—as meme coin…...
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Bitcoin Dominance May Have Hit Its Cycle High – What Comes Next For Alts?

Bitcoin is under renewed selling pressure after days of consolidating just below its $112,000 all-time high. The market, rattled by macroeconomic uncertainty and rising volatility, has forced BTC into a cooling phase around the $103K–$106K range. While bulls are still in control of the broader trend, the current pullback...
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State of Crypto: Someone Tried to Scam Me (Probably)

Coinbase won’t call customers to warn them that their accounts may have been compromised. It’s a common scam vector. Still, someone tried it on me. You’re reading State of Crypto, a CoinDesk newsletter looking at the intersection of cryptocurrency and government. Click here to sign up for future editions....
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More Crypto Clarity: US SEC Says Most Staking Activities Are Not Securities

In a significant development for the industry, the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Division of Corporation Finance shared its view on crypto staking after the recent call for clear guidance on the sector. The SEC branch seeks to “provide greater clarity on the application of the federal securities...
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NFTs in Scientific Publishing: Peer Review and Authorship on the Blockchain

The way we share and review scientific research has remained mostly unchanged for decades. Despite the digital age, many researchers still face issues like authorship disputes, paywalls, and slow peer review processes. However, a new solution is emerging—NFTs and blockchain. […] The post NFTs in Scientific Publishing: Peer Review...
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SEC statement marks break from Gensler era on crypto staking

In a pivotal shift for U.S. crypto policy, the Securities and Exchange Commission clarified on May 29 that most staking activities on proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchains do not constitute securities transactions—marking a major departure from the agency’s previously aggressive stance under…...
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