Informed Crypto News

On Sunday, Ethereum users were unstaking $4 billion worth of ETH from the network due to two impactful headlines from finance.

Ripple trumpeted “years of building and testing” to launch the XRPL EVM mainnet, which would usher in “a new era of cross-chain DeFi.”

The latest cringe-inducing crypto story involves “investors” throwing green dildos onto WNBA courts to try to meme their way to relevance.

Gamestop’s Ryan Cohen could have bought over $1.4B worth of BTC. He hasn’t, and he just unfollowed all BTC accounts on X.

DeFi advocates are concerned that the Roman Storm verdict could set a precedent for developers of other protocols.

Solana Labs and Jito Labs have been served a Pump Fun lawsuit that accuses them of aiding the memecoin platform’s illegal casino enterprise.

UK BSV holders are continuing to fight for $11.9 billion in damages from Binance and Kraken by requesting to appeal to the UK Supreme Court.

Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm won’t be going to prison just yet as the judge overseeing his case rejects the idea that he is a flight risk.

Bitcoin mining pool operators achieved a dramatic reduction in minimum fees yet inadvertently shot themselves in the foot.

Reports claim that China wants to issue a yuan stablecoin, but it is not clear how that is compatible with its goals.

Someone minted Bored Apes and waited four years to sell. The NFT portfolio, once worth $4.3 million, has declined to a few hundred thousand.

Stablecoins have seen their market cap increase from $251B to approximately $268B since Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law.

Justin Sun’s Liberland wants to pay a market maker $4,000 a month to provide liquidity for its Liberland Merit token.

The percent of BTC miner revenue from fees has hit its lowest rate since 2022 and is suffering from a 90% reduction in fee minimums.

“Unsafe head delay” has been blamed for the Coinbase Base downtime, according to its status page. Four components had a major outage today.

Bitcoin treasury company executives rejoiced when Donald Trump became President, and they want to win again in the 2026 mid-term elections.

Whether boosting “social engineering” scams, or writing crypto-stealing code, AI is helping scammers to relieve users of their tokens.

Justin Sun has taken his long-awaited trip to space, four years after he bid millions for a seat on Blue Origin’s first manned mission.

Wild rumors of a crypto ban in China started on Telegram and reached millions via Elon Musk’s X account. Thing is, it was fake news.

The Panama Playlists have revealed the musical tastes of some of the crypto industry’s most high-profile key opinion leaders.

Despite a DeFi resurgence, Lido announced a 15% cut of contributors, while a Curve governance proposal suggests cutting Layer Two development.

Tesla Diner reviews have slammed its dirty bathrooms, sloppy food, an absent Optimus Robot, and a lack of rollerskating waitresses.

XRP holders have celebrated Ripple’s banking partnerships for years, but David Schwartz admits that most banks don’t need the XRP token.

Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin company, has continued to grow its secured loans business even after promising to eliminate it.

Nathaniel Chastain, a former OpenSea product manager, had his insider trading conviction overturned on appeal.