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Monad said the acquisition will accelerate its push into the stablecoin space and improve tools available for developers and fintechs building with digital dollars. Monad is a layer-1 blockchain compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and capable of over 10,000 transactions per second. 🚀

In a new blog post, Hougan says that the transition of these real-world assets onto blockchains instead of traditional systems may happen much quicker than he previously thought. He’s even started to wonder if tokenization could achieve 1-5% penetration in just a few years! 🤯🤯

During the magic moment, FIL saw a surge in trading volume. In fact, there were 2.65 million tokens traded—clearly well above the usual 1.89 million. Some might call that ‘busy,’ others might call it ‘abnormally busy.’ You choose.

BNY, a colossus of the global financial world, with a pedigree in digital asset custody and transaction services that would make the Romanovs envious, will now take the helm of RLUSD’s cash reserves. The bank’s integrated banking solutions will not only support Ripple’s operational functions but will also lend an air of regal credibility to the stablecoin, much to the delight of institutional users. 🏦

The period showcased classic technical advancement with ATOM securing strong support around the $4.18 level during the first thirty minutes, followed by a decisive breakthrough above $4.20 at 14:56 that generated increased volume activity surpassing 46,000 units. It’s like ATOM was a superhero, flying above the $4.20 mark and creating new resistance around $4.21-$4.22 levels with decreasing volatility in the final minutes, suggesting consolidation above key psychological support. 🦸‍♂️

It was a move that marked a reversal of fortunes for ZEC, which had initially been placed under Binance’s “Monitoring Tag,” a label that signified elevated risk and the possibility of removal from the exchange. But, as the saying goes, “repentance is not a one-time event, but a continuous process.” And so, after conducting a follow-up review, Binance decided to keep the cryptocurrency listed, much to the delight of its loyal followers.

A Bybit representative has confirmed that the deleted post was indeed accurate at the time of publication, but with a cheeky wink, they added that final information could still change before the big reveal. Talk about keeping us on our toes!

The story opens with hackers, sharp as Russian frost, aiming their balalaikas at a wallet holding 79,956 BTC—a sum of $8.7 billion, or the GDP of a medium-sized principality. Instead of flowers, they sent blockchain transactions, hoping to coax secrets from its reclusive owner—if indeed, such an owner exists, and isn’t merely a metaphor for capitalist longing.

Does it surprise you, dear reader, in this era where every swindler at your local ISP leers at your very soul (and your purchase history) that VPNs are sold as fortresses for your secrets? The ISPs – those shadowy functionaries of our digital bureaucracy – scribble your every sin and whim into ledgers only to barter them for kopecks to advertisers. Should a “breach” occur, as they so blandly say, your browsing habits face a greater terror than Siberia. VPNs, in their modest way, tilt against such windmills.

Interest in Cardano is heating up, thanks in part to the launch of Reeve, a new project that’s as exciting as a new flavor of ice cream. 🍦 Meanwhile, Coinspeaker reported earlier that ADA had broken the critical $0.50 support level, which is a bit like breaking a leg just before the big race. But hey, at least it’s still in the game!