BNB at $615 support level: Is this the calm before the storm?
BNB holds steady at $615 as bullish signals spark rally hopes.
Kelvin Murithi
BNB holds steady at $615 as bullish signals spark rally hopes.
US lawmakers have urged the Treasury Department to ramp up its efforts in investigating illicit financial activities facilitated through Tornado Cash. Rep. Sean Casten of Illinois wrote a letter to the Treasury last week, joined by five other Democra
Traders are braced for the Fed and China to feed into a "perfect storm" for the bitcoin price in the fourth quarter...
XYZVerse (XYZ) has emerged as a standout in the cryptocurrency scene, capturing attention with an impressive presale growth exceeding 15,000%. This newcomer is not just making waves; it aims to surpass established meme coins like SHIB and PEPE. With
A widely followed crypto analyst believes that Bitcoin (BTC) is gearing up for a breakout despite dipping into the $69,000 range earlier this week. Pseudonymous crypto trader Kaleo tells his 655,200 followers on the social media platform X that Bitco
The cryptocurrency landscape is buzzing with activity. Binance Coin (BNB) is on the cusp of surpassing the $600 milestone, fueled by ongoing innovations such as BNB Greenfield. At the same time, Toncoin (TON) is experiencing market pressures, with tr
Judge Katherine Polk Failla of the Southern District of New York has reportedly denied the motion to dismiss the charges against Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm. Storm’s legal woes stem from allegations that Tornado Cash developers aided the Nort
Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is set to face trial in December after a New York judge rejected his motion to dismiss. The charges include money laundering and sanctions violations, with Storm accused of aiding North Korea's hacking group Lazaru
Roman Storm's trial is critical for the legal status of open-source developers. The crypto community strongly opposes the court's ruling against Storm. Continue Reading:Roman Storm Faces Legal Challenges as Court Dismisses Defense Claims The post Rom
Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm failed to convince the judge that being arrested for coding is akin to being arrested for speech
The judge denied Storm’s previous argument that his programming of the software should be protected by the U.S. constitution.
U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla appeared skeptical of Roman Storm’s free speech arguments.
The government's case against Roman Storm is heading for a final decision.
A crypto analyst is eyeing Ether’s funding rate rising above 0.015 to see if “the calm before the storm breaks.”
Santiment mentioned that the whale transfers in the case of Bitcoin $BTC whale transfers have plunged by 33.6% since they peaked.