The Russian government has extended its cryptocurrency mining ban to include Moscow, the Moscow region, and parts of the Kursk region from August 15, 2026, to December 31, 2032. This move targets over 65 data centers using 734 MW of power to reduce severe strain on the local electricity grid. The ban follows similar restrictions in other Russian regions like Siberia, where it successfully lowered grid load by over 300 MW. The government aims to prioritize power supply for social facilities and new enterprises while managing energy shortages effectively.
Cardano is preparing its next major hard fork, called the Dijkstra era, which will introduce three key upgrades: Nested Transactions, Linear Leios, and Peras. These innovations aim to improve network throughput, transaction finality, and resource man...
U.S. markets ended last week higher as the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, despite some dissent. This week features key economic data including Friday's July jobs report and manufacturing activity, alongside major earnings from SpaceX, AM...
Ethereum (ETH) price is currently around $1,800, showing a tightening range and a 15% drop in 24-hour trading volume. Despite a rebound from a long-term trendline, bearish momentum dominates both short- and long-term outlooks, with technical indicato...
Aave's token price fell 4% in 24 hours, failing to break the $100 resistance after reaching $101.57. Selling pressure is evident from declining Open Interest and negative Funding Rates, signaling a bearish market sentiment. The protocol plans to cut ...
In the first half of 2026, over $1.1 billion was stolen from crypto users through 212 phishing and wallet-draining attacks, not from Bitcoin's core protocol. The Bitcoin blockchain remains secure with no breaches to its consensus or cryptography. Mos...
