World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a cryptocurrency initiative tied to the Trump family, has strongly denied reports of selling $8 million worth of Ethereum earlier this week. The claims surfaced after blockchain intelligence platform Arkham flagged a wallet allegedly linked to WLFI for dumping ETH during a price dip to $1,465. In response, a WLFI spokesperson clarified, “No assets have been sold. The claims are completely false, and any speculation is inaccurate.”
Storj Labs has voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States, seeking to resolve legacy financial obligations while continuing its operations.The company filed the case on...
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Bitcoin remains in a bear market but may be entering its final stretch, according to a chart analyst tracking the cryptocurrency’s historical four-year cycle, with a possible bottom...
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Key TakeawaysArgentina’s Central Bank directed private banks to process US dollar wages, expanding financial options.The policy targets dollar-earning firms, allowing them to formalize previously informal foreign payments.Adoption of...
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After consolidating within a pre-defined range, the Dogecoin price is showing early signs of recovery. The price has defended a key support zone near $0.071 as the buyers...
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Avalanche (AVAX) price hovered near $6.65 after climbing more than 3% this week, recovering from its recent low around $6.10. The move has improved short-term sentiment, with buyers...
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