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When Vitalik Buterin speaks, the crypto world listens. But his recent tweet—”Make Communism Great Again”—sent shockwaves through Ethereum’s investor community.

The rise of artificial intelligence is revolutionizing industries worldwide, but it’s also supercharging cybercrime—particularly in the crypto space.

Robinhood’s stock is poised for a major breakout, with analysts at Morgan Stanley forecasting a 40% surge, pushing their price target to $90.

Coincheck’s stock plunged 7% following its latest financial report, revealing a staggering $98 million loss for the third quarter.

The crypto world is buzzing over Donald Trump’s latest move: nominating Brian Quintenz as the next chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

Bitcoin has been stuck in a holding pattern between $96,000 and $99,000 for weeks, leaving investors wondering: When will the next surge happen?

In what seemed like either a reckless prank or a calculated attempt to manipulate the crypto markets, an audacious hack of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) X account turned out to be just a piece of a larger identity theft scheme.

Crypto investors should be celebrating—Wall Street has finally warmed up to digital assets, and regulatory risks have significantly diminished under the current administration. According to Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, “It is arguably the best time in history to invest in crypto.”

Robinhood is making waves in the crypto space, shaking up analyst expectations with an unprecedented 700% jump in crypto trading revenue. The financial giant, once known for democratizing stock trading, has now pivoted heavily into digital assets.

The race for crypto ETFs is heating up, and all eyes are on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). With the arrival of Donald Trump’s pro-crypto administration, a wave of new filings has hit the agency, signaling a potential shift in regulatory attitudes toward digital assets.