Revolut announced it will remove support for USDT, the largest stablecoin, from its platform by the end of August citing regulatory and risk concerns related to EU crypto rules. Users must act before the deadline to sell, convert, or withdraw USDT holdings. This move reflects growing regulatory pressures on stablecoins in fintech apps but does not affect USDT's availability on other platforms or blockchain networks. Revolut users will need to switch to other supported stablecoins or exit their USDT positions on the app before the cutoff.
In Austria, investors can offset realized Bitcoin losses against dividends and certain other investment income for tax purposes, reducing taxable income. This offset must occur within the same calendar year and is not automatic across different finan...
Western Star Resources has begun its first field exploration program at the Eagle Point Tungsten Project in New Mexico, aiming to validate geological data and prepare drill targets. The project, a past-producing tungsten site, has historical estimate...
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has raised its forecast for the decline in global oil demand in 2026 to 1.6 million barrels per day, up from the previous estimate of nearly 1 million barrels. This sharper drop is driven by ongoing high fuel pri...
Large Cardano (ADA) holders have quietly reduced their positions following a price rebound above $0.20, with wallets holding 1M-10M ADA dropping from 2,370 to 2,340 in nine days. This coordinated selling coincides with technical indicators signaling ...
Xphere has introduced XP Union Vault, a staking service that distributes validator node revenue as rewards to stakers while burning at least 40% of XP tokens. Unlike traditional staking models that pay rewards from newly issued tokens, XP Union Vault...
