Accel, Lightspeed Faction, M13, Northzone, and Pantera led the latest funding round, which puts the company’s value at approximately $500 million, according to Reuters sources.
Ah, Binance. Always looking for the next shiny thing to expand its already crowded product suite. The latest? A new prediction markets feature, seamlessly tucked away in its wallet. Not to be left behind in the increasingly chaotic race for event-based trading, Binance is diving into this red-hot segment. Now users can wager on real-world outcomes across sectors that are as diverse as sports, economics, global events, culture, and, naturally, crypto. Because who wouldn’t want to bet on what happens next in the world of unstable tokens?
Nakamoto Inc., a company that holds Bitcoin, is facing questions after revealing it sold 284 BTC in March 2026 for approximately $20 million.
Key support levels: $0.15
Nearly all altcoins have decreased in value over the last 24 hours, with most falling by 2 to 3%. HYPE and XRP have experienced the biggest declines among the top 25 altcoins.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the failed crypto exchange FTX who is currently in prison, recently posted a statement on X (formerly Twitter) about what he sees as unfair treatment by the courts. He pointed out that a judge in Delaware recused themselves from cases involving Elon Musk, while the judge overseeing his own fraud trial, Lewis Kaplan, has not done the same, despite what Bankman-Fried believes are similar reasons for recusal.
And just when you thought it couldn’t get more exciting, we’ve got some quiet accumulation brewing underneath. It’s like a cool, calculated storm just waiting to hit. If this keeps up, TRX might not stick around these current levels for too long. And now, the million-dollar question on everyone’s minds: Is $0.37 the new $0.30? Who knows, but it sure feels like it’s coming for us.
The Ripple CTO recently dusted off an old post, clarifying a recurring misunderstanding among XRP enthusiasts: that a lower token price somehow makes payments more “efficient.” His verdict? Darling, it does not. Not in the slightest.
The crypto exchange, in all its wisdom, has confirmed it will consolidate the power of third-party providers, offering users the chance to trade yes-or-no shares on real-world events. These shares, valued between $0.01 and $0.99, are priced according to the collective genius (or foolishness) of the crowd.
Imagine, if you will, a JavaScript client, Axios, so widely beloved that its slightest hiccup resonates globally. Now, versions 1.14.1 and 0.30.4 have invited an uninvited guest: plain-crypto-js@4.2.1, capable of quietly running commands, snatching data, and vanishing like a literary ghost.