Albuquerque city council has passed an ordinance banning cryptocurrency ATMs due to a reported 90% fraud rate in transactions at these kiosks. Operators have 45 days to remove their machines, aiming to protect consumers, especially the elderly, from scams that led to millions in losses in New Mexico and nationwide. The ban targets physical crypto kiosks only, not personal crypto ownership or online trading. This move reflects a growing trend among US cities to regulate crypto ATM fraud more strictly.
At the 2026 Chery International User Summit, Chery introduced its Super Intelligent Valet Parking (SIVP) system, designed to simplify parking for families. The system uses advanced sensors and AI to enable features like One Tap Departure and One Step...
Evernorth, which recently debuted on Nasdaq, holds 473 million XRP tokens and plans to use them across lending, liquidity, and institutional markets. This strategy aims to tap into markets worth trillions of dollars and increase the amount of XRP per...
Perpetual contracts linked to traditional assets like stocks, indexes, gold, and oil on the Hyperliquid platform have grown to represent more than 80% of the trading volume of its Bitcoin perpetual contracts. This trend began in April when traditiona...
Bitcoin (BTC) has regained about 40% of the ground lost since its peak, marking a significant recovery phase. This rebound has taken nearly twice as long as the previous decline that pushed it into bear-market territory. Analysts compared this cycle ...
On October 24, Hyperliquid's xyz:CL crude-oil perpetual contract was quoted at approximately $103.39, reflecting a new crypto-market price point. This followed a roughly 4% increase in the physical crude oil price recorded on October 23. The timing s...
