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Glamsterdam Testnet Announcement: what changed for Ethereum, and why stablecoin users should care
Ethereum has a new focal point: the Glamsterdam Testnet Announcement. The headline sounds like developer housekeeping, but it matters because Ethereum still carries the deepest stablecoin liquidity, and every serious testnet phase affects how safely wallets, DeFi apps, and USD pegged tokens Ethereum users rely on can move to the next upgrade.
Bitcoin is up 38% since Jim Cramer said he was selling
On August 3, 2026, Jim Cramer said he was selling his Bitcoin because quantum computing worried him. Since then, BTC has climbed from roughly $63,000 to $87,000, while fresh market coverage points to a cleaner rally, lighter leverage, and a crucial holder zone around $84,000 to $85,000.
Bitget crypto exchange hit by $390mn hack: 5 things the headline changes for you
A reported $390mn hack tied to Bitget lands like every big exchange breach does, fast, confusing and personal if your money sits on a platform. The useful question is not whether the headline is scary, it is what it changes about custody, withdrawals, proof of reserves and the risk you carry when an exchange is the weak point.
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Blockchain for beginners: the plain-English guide to how it works
You send $20 in crypto to a friend, and ten minutes later both of you ask the same question: who updated the record, and why should anyone trust it? This blockchain for beginners guide answers that question without code, hype, or jargon for the sake of jargon.
Fed rate hike: how markets might react when the move is almost fully priced in
If traders already expect a Fed rate hike, the surprise is no longer the hike itself. The bigger market move often comes from what Jerome Powell says next, how bond yields react, and whether risk assets like crypto treat the decision as a clearing event or a fresh warning.
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6 Solana DeFi protocols worth knowing
GTA 6 leaks and the Solana token behind CyberLeek
Tokenized RWAs in DeFi: composability and new primitives
How to self-custody Bitcoin safely, without turning one mistake into a disaster
US vs EU crypto regulation in 2026: who gives crypto users clearer rules?
AhoraCrypto has a MiCA license, what it means for your crypto transfers
Ethereum's roadmap: Dencun, Pectra, and beyond
ETF vs direct custody: the real tradeoffs
When Is the Next Bitcoin Halving, and What Actually Changes?
