Goatseus Maximus (GOAT), the AI-based meme coin trending recently, has hit a new all-time high after Binance announced that it would list the cryptocurrency. Following this development, the GOAT meme coin price climbed to $0.88. This development has sparked speculation in the market, with some suggesting that the market cap could surpass $1 billion. Will
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Coinbase International added perpetual futures trading for Turbo, a popular AI meme coin. These contracts initially launched in halt mode, but full functionality swiftly followed. Next week, the exchange will introduce similar contracts for ApeCoin, a utility and governance token within the APE ecosystem. Coinbase’s Perpetual Future Offerings Coinbase International added perpetual futures trading on
Toncoin’s price has struggled to gain upward momentum in recent weeks, repeatedly failing to breach the critical resistance at $5.37 throughout the month. This persistent inability to surpass this barrier has created bearish pressure on the cryptocurrency, leading to a loss of traction among investors. As a result, Toncoin’s recent price action has been characterized
This is a segment from the Lightspeed newsletter. To read full editions, subscribe . Solana could be seeing a substantial change in who benefits from the blockchain being built. A proposal from Jito’s DAO would send 3% of all maximal extractible value (MEV) tips collected by the protocol to the DAO treasury and to TipRouter
This is a segment from the 0xResearch newsletter. To read full editions, subscribe . Uniswap and Across announced a partnership yesterday to power permissionless cross-chain swaps for the former. With the rapid sprout of L2 rollups in recent years, trading cross-chain has proven increasingly frustrating as users have to manually bridge assets to different chains
This is a segment from the Empire newsletter. To read full editions, s ubscribe. Thanks to the success of GOAT, there’s a new trend in town: AI memecoins. Whether it’s a lasting trend is still up in the air — and you could argue that it’s far too soon even to debate this topic —
The internet is built on a fragile foundation of trust assumptions — and it’s breaking. Every time we browse the web, make online purchases or share personal information, we rely on unspoken assumptions about how platforms manage our data and ensure our security. But trust assumptions are inherently flawed. A trustless internet, grounded in decentralized
Binance has BNB Chain, Coinbase has Base, OKX has the X Layer and now Kraken has Ink. Kraken announced today its plans to launch its own Ethereum layer-2 network, Ink, expected to go live on mainnet in early 2025. Ink uses Optimism’s OP Stack, and will be part of Optimism’s constellation of blockchains, dubbed the
In its long-running legal fight to offer event contracts on U.S. elections, Kalshi regularly emphasized it is a regulated exchange, in contrast to its much-larger, crypto-based, offshore rival Polymarket. That hasn’t stopped Better Markets, an activist group that advocates for stricter financial regulations, from citing activity on Polymarket as one reason to stop Kalshi from
Stablecoins could capture 5%-10% share of the global money supply over the next decade, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said. Next year will be pivotal for stablecoin regulations, Allaire said, anticipating many countries in the G20 group and emerging markets having laws in place by the end of 2025. 17:48 Crypto Policy Talk With Circle’s Dante