India’s Big Bet on Digital Rupee: Bye-Bye Bitcoin?

India is getting serious about its own digital currency, the e₹, and it’s not looking too kindly at Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The Digital Rupee: A Safer Alternative? The government believes the e₹ is a much better option than private cryptocurrencies. They say it offers all the benefits of crypto, like faster transactions and lower…

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Dogecoin: Is History Repeating Itself?

Dogecoin, the popular meme coin, is showing some interesting patterns that have crypto analysts buzzing. A Familiar Pattern? One analyst, Trader Tardigrade, has noticed that Dogecoin’s price movement is mirroring a pattern seen back in 2020. He’s seeing three “higher lows” in the price chart, which he believes could lead to a significant breakout, similar…

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Scroll Launches SCR Token: Rewarding the Community and Decentralizing the Future

Scroll, a leading zero-knowledge rollup for Ethereum, has launched its own token, SCR, to thank its community and build a more decentralized future. Recognizing the Community’s Efforts The SCR token will be distributed to Scroll contributors through airdrops and reward programs. The initial airdrop will go to: On-chain activity participants: Those who have actively used…

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TON Network’s User Base Takes a Dive

The TON network, a blockchain project, has seen a significant drop in its daily active users. According to IntoTheBlock, a crypto analytics firm, the network currently has around 1.58 million users, down from a peak of over 5 million. What’s Going On? The decline in user activity is a bit of a head-scratcher. While the…

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Saylor’s Shocking Take on Bitcoin Custody: Is He Right?

Michael Saylor, the CEO of MicroStrategy, has stirred up a hornet’s nest in the Bitcoin community with his recent comments about custody and regulation. Saylor’s Argument: Big Institutions Are Safer Saylor claims that Bitcoin is safer in the hands of regulated institutions like BlackRock, Fidelity, and JP Morgan than with individual holders. He argues that…

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