Vitalik Throws Shade at Base — What That Means for Coinbase’s L2 Cash Cow
Vitalik Buterin just poked the hornet’s nest. In plain terms: Ethereum’s co‑founder signaled the era of “branded shards” — rollups
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White House sets February deadline to settle $6.6 trillion fight between Coinbase and banks
The showdown in plain English The White House quietly gave banks and crypto platforms a calendar: sort out the stablecoin
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Ethereum’s L2 Identity Crisis: Vitalik Says Most Rollups Need a New Job
Quick TL;DR — fees fell, the playbook changed Ethereum got cheaper and chattier than the 2020 playbook expected, and that
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The trillion-dollar Bitcoin lottery you can play for free — and you’ll never win
Bitcoin can feel like a $1.5 trillion lotto where the jackpot is sitting out in the open, waiting for someone
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Bitcoin supply: Miners under stress, holders on the sidelines, ETFs adding drama
Quick snapshot: why supply, not issuance, is the headline Forget the fixed 21 million cap for a minute — that’s
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XRP Investment Scorecard: Licensing vs. On‑Chain Utility
Big picture and recent regulatory wins Let’s cut to the chase: Ripple has been collecting regulatory permissions in Europe, which
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Renminbi vs. The Wild West of USDT and Bitcoin: Beijing Builds Rails, Markets Build Workarounds
Pipes and Permissions: China can build speed, but not necessarily trust China is on a mission: turn the renminbi into
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Epstein Files and Old Emails: A Decade of Bitcoin vs. Ripple Drama
Old emails, unexpected receipts Remember when ancient internet drama used to stay on forums? Toss that nostalgia out the window—an
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UAE Cash, Trump Ties, and a Stablecoin: The Plot Thickens
What’s the scoop? Okay, buckle up: recent reports say an Abu Dhabi royal or investors linked to him agreed to
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Bitcoin’s ETF Hangover: $7B Paper Losses and Why $65K Could Happen
Bitcoin took a tumble and a bunch of ETF holders woke up with a nasty paper hangover — roughly $7
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