Cash App has eliminated all fees and spreads on Bitcoin purchases exceeding $2,000 and on all recurring automated buys, making it one of the cheapest options for Bitcoin investors in the US. This move targets long-term holders who use dollar-cost averaging, reducing the cost burden of frequent small purchases. The app also raised Bitcoin withdrawal limits and emphasizes full backing and 24/7 access to funds. For Block, Cash App's parent company, the strategy aims to boost user engagement and transaction volume to offset lost fee revenue by attracting more users to its broader financial services ecosystem.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) surged 36%, fueled by heavy buying from South Korean retail investors, pushing its price to around $0.0000043-$0.000005. South Korea's Upbit exchange saw SHIB trading volumes nearly matching Binance, highlighting strong local interes...
The XRP Ledger (XRPL) has added about $2.6 billion in tokenized real-world asset (RWA) value over the past six months, excluding stablecoins, making it the second-largest blockchain for net RWA inflows behind BNB Chain. The largest portion of this va...
Shiba Inu's price surged about 36% to $0.0000057, adding roughly $1 billion in market value in a single day without any new announcements or developments. The rally was mainly fueled by South Korean traders on the Upbit exchange, where the SHIB/KRW t...
After weeks of continuous inflows, Ethereum and Bitcoin spot ETFs in the U.S. experienced net outflows on July 25, signaling a pause in recent momentum despite positive trends in July overall. Ethereum ETFs saw a $70.62 million outflow, while Bitcoin...
BitMart announced it will wind down its crypto trading platform by January 31, 2027, due to unfavorable market conditions and strategic shifts. Starting July 26, 2026, it will stop accepting new users and suspend deposits, with all trading ceasing by...
