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Justin Sun, the co-founder of Tron, a popular smart contracting platform for deploying decentralized applications (dapps), has once again caught the attention of the crypto community by making significant moves in the market. According to Lookonchain data, Sun recently transferred a whopping 100 million USDT to Binance, following other large transactions earlier in the week.
Bitcoin, often considered the gold standard of cryptocurrencies, has long been criticized for its lack of scalability. With a paltry transaction processing speed of just seven transactions per second in comparison to Visa’s 24,000, the network struggled to handle large transaction volumes. Additionally, the absence of support for smart contracts meant that Bitcoin lagged behind
Gaming enthusiasts around the world have long been immersed in the world of trading card games, with popular titles like Hearthstone and Magic: The Gathering dominating the scene. However, a new contender has entered the arena – Parallel. This NFT trading card game sets itself apart from the competition with its unique gameplay elements and
Ripple recently announced a partnership with the Axelar Foundation to enhance interoperability within the XRP Ledger (XRPL) blockchain. The collaboration aims to focus on advancing the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) while strengthening the DeFi ecosystem on layer 1. By integrating the Axelar network with the XRPL, developers will have access to the platform’s native
Bitcoin (BTC) has surged by 5% in the past day, bringing it closer to the highly sought-after $60,000 mark. This rapid increase in price is attributed to a surge in investor interest, reaching levels not seen since the 2021 boom in the cryptocurrency market. The demand for spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has also played
The Chamber of Digital Commerce recently filed an amicus curiae defending crypto exchange Kraken in the lawsuit initiated by the US SEC. In their court filings, the Chamber explained that the purpose of the amicus brief is to put an end to the SEC’s attempted regulation of the digital asset industry through enforcement without legislative