Opinion by: Dominic Schwenter, chief operating officer of Lisk The US is in the middle of a crypto boom. Exchange-traded fund approvals have opened the door to institutional adoption, liquidity is increasing and regulatory clarity is beginning to take shape under a more crypto-aligned administration. Filings from the Securities and Exchange Commission referencing blockchain hit
Recently launched layer-1 blockchain has labeled itself a “Web3 aggregator”, connecting key blockchains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, , and Arbitrum. This interoperability feature is paired with unique tools, including a decentralized VPN (dVPN), a multi-chain non-custodial wallet, and a developer IDE aimed at simplifying Web3 deployment. Qubetics launched on June 30, 2025, at $0.40
Key Takeaways Bitcoin treasury companies are becoming a dominant force in the crypto market, a trend that analysts expect to continue in the second half of 2025. More spot crypto ETFs and crypto-related IPOs are also right around the corner. Ether has lagged behind bitcoin and many smaller crypto assets over the past few years,
TLDR: $100K in Toncoin (TON) staked for 3 years unlocks a 10-year UAE Golden Visa with no real estate needed. Visa approval takes under 7 weeks, includes family, and needs only a one-time $35K fee. Staked TON remains liquid and earns 3–4% APY, with funds fully recoverable after lock period. Entire process runs on-chain via
Major digital-asset exchanges, including Bitget and Bybit, are considering moves to Dubai and Hong Kong after Singapore introduced stringent new rules on overseas crypto activity, according to an executive based in the UAE’s International Free Zone Authority (IFZA). Last month the Monetary Authority of Singapore ordered any crypto-services provider incorporated in the city-state and serving
Key Takeaways The TON Foundation’s new program allows applicants to obtain UAE Golden Visas by staking $100,000 in TON tokens for three years. The crypto-based residency program offers lower capital requirements and faster processing compared to traditional visa paths. Share this article The Open Network (TON), the blockchain ecosystem originally incubated by Telegram, has launched
The US Secret Service has quietly seized nearly $400 million in digital assets over the past decade, amassing one of the world’s largest crypto cold wallets, Bloomberg reported Saturday, citing people familiar with the matter. The agency’s Global Investigative Operations Center (GIOC) has tracked funds through open-source tools, blockchain analysis, and patience, Jamie Lam, an
Donald J. Trump’s rise and return to the U.S. presidency is nothing short of cinematic; a real estate developer turned reality TV star turned president who crashed the party in Washington and left both allies and enemies scrambling. But beyond the red hats, rally chants, indictments, and relentless media cycles lies a far more strategic
The scam began with a message, then a friendly exchange. A stranger directed the victim to a cryptocurrency investment site that appeared professional – slick design, charts, even customer support. The first deposit showed a modest profit. So did the next. Encouraged, the victim sent more, even borrowing money to keep up. Then, without warning,
The numbers behind Qubetics speak clearly. After launching at $0.40, the token reached an all-time high of $4.20 within the first 60 minutes of trading on MEXC and LBank. This 950% gain from launch, and an extraordinary 420x return from its presale price of $0.01, turned heads across the crypto space. Over 28,500 participants had