Nic Carter, a respected crypto venture capitalist, declined an advisory role with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project linked to the Trump family, after finding the co-founder lacked basic crypto knowledge and the project had no real product beyond a token sale. WLFI launched as a decentralized finance platform with a governance token and a stablecoin, with the Trump family set to receive 75% of net token sale proceeds. Despite Carter's early skepticism, WLFI's stablecoin has grown significantly, circulating over $3 billion, positioning it as a notable player in the stablecoin market. Investors should be cautious as the token trades publicly, and the project's future depends on the stablecoin and debit card rollout planned for 2026.
Pump.fun (PUMP) surged 11.60% to $0.002001, boosting its market cap to $794.91 million, driven by a community initiative attracting trader interest. Other notable gainers include Aave, Shiba Inu, Provenance Blockchain, and Pepe, all rising between 8....
Bitcoin remained steady just below $65,000 while the broader crypto market showed gains even as Brent crude oil surged to $97.66, its highest since May, driven by ongoing Iran conflict concerns. This resilience contrasts with past oil price spikes th...
Bitcoin is trading in a narrow range between $64,000 and $66,800 after recovering over 13% from its July 1 low of $57,750, indicating a market pause as it awaits fresh momentum. Traditional markets offer little direction, with major indices slightly ...
The WLFI crypto token, linked to the Trump family, fell over 5% following the introduction of stricter ethics rules in the CLARITY Act that limit crypto ownership by public officials. This caused significant sell-offs by large holders, reflecting mar...
Audiera (BEAT), a decentralized music streaming platform, surged 5.24% to $2.60, driven by rising interest in blockchain-based music royalty solutions. Other notable gainers include Hedera (HBAR) up 4.86%, Ethena (ENA) and Ondo (ONDO) both up 3.55%, ...
