World Liberty Financial and Justin Sun, once allies in a Trump-linked crypto project, are now embroiled in lawsuits over frozen WLFI tokens and accusations of misconduct. Sun alleges unlawful freezing of his tokens and breach of contract, while World Liberty Financial accuses him of defamation and market manipulation. The dispute highlights tensions in governance and control within decentralized finance projects, with ongoing legal battles expected to take months or years to resolve. Meanwhile, WLFI token prices remain under pressure amid governance changes and token freezes.
David Hoffman, co-founder of Bankless, revealed he sold his Ethereum (ETH) holdings because the 'ETH is Money' thesis has ended. He remains optimistic about Ethereum's network but believes the ETH token failed to capture enough value as the ecosystem...
Bitcoin dropped to $75,498 during Asian trading, diverging from the global stock market's record highs. Major cryptocurrencies like XRP, Ethereum, and Solana fell nearly 1%, while Zcash saw a sharp 9% decline. Bitcoin is near its 50-day moving averag...
Tron has surpassed Solana by reaching over 4 million daily active users, becoming the leading Layer-1 blockchain network primarily through stablecoin transfers. It processes nearly $20 billion in daily USDT transactions, with more than half of the gl...
The UK government has imposed sanctions on Huobi Global S.A., operator of the HTX exchange, accusing it of facilitating financial services for Russian-linked networks evading Western sanctions. These sanctions include asset freezes and bans on paymen...
Tron (TRX) price surged to a 1.5-year high near $0.38, driven by increased stablecoin activity and strong bullish positioning in derivatives markets. The network's USDT stablecoin supply exceeded $85 billion in Q1 2026, making Tron a dominant platfor...
