Dash has reaffirmed its commitment to digital cash as the core use case for cryptocurrency, emphasizing peer-to-peer payments over stablecoins and DeFi. The project argues that stablecoins carry risks like issuer control, peg instability, and freezing, which digital cash avoids by acting as scarce base money itself. Dash envisions digital cash as fast, low-cost, private, and permissionless, serving as a foundation for payments, savings, decentralized finance, and applications. This stance highlights a fundamental debate in crypto about focusing on payments versus tokenized assets and financial products, with Dash maintaining that digital cash remains essential for a decentralized financial system.
The United States, United Kingdom, and Australia have announced a joint initiative under the AUKUS alliance to develop advanced underwater drone technology by 2027. This program aims to protect critical subsea internet cables, which have been increas...
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Investor funds are moving out of major altcoins like Ethereum and Solana, with Ethereum losing over $115 billion and Solana shedding more than $50 billion in market cap this year. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid (HYPE) has surged over 170%, doubling its marke...
Frank Giustra, a Canadian billionaire and gold advocate, argued that Bitcoin cannot truly be considered 'digital gold' because its blockchain ledger allows governments to trace and seize crypto assets. His comments followed U.S. Treasury claims of ne...
Space ID (ID) token saw a sharp price increase on South Korea's Upbit exchange, rising about 7.9% to 64.2 won amid a 300% surge in trading volume, reaching roughly 209 billion won ($152 million). The token topped Upbit's 'fear and greed' index with a...
