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The WazirX shutdown has officially come to an end after more than a year of inactivity, while regulatory pressure is mounting globally.

Pump.fun has acquired the Padre trading terminal to strengthen token liquidity and reinforce its position in a cooling memecoin market.

Chinese AI models have greatly outperformed major Western systems in a global crypto trading competition known as Alpha Arena.

JPMorgan analysts predict Stripe’s fintech fortune could surge to $350B in a few years, powered by AI-driven commerce and blockchain innovation.

A class action lawsuit filed accuses Meteora co-founder Benjamin Chow of masterminding a $57M memecoin scam involving celebrity endorsements.

Criminals are exploiting AI like never before, scamming UK citizens out of £629 million in just the first half of the year.

Instead of Bitcoin leading the charge this Uptober, BNB memecoins and Binance’s ecosystem dominated the spotlight.

A solo Bitcoin miner successfully solved block 920,440 entirely on their own, a remarkable feat that earned them a staggering $347,455.

U.S. senators have introduced legislation to modernize the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) for the first time in more than five decades.

Ethereum transactions are set to become faster than ever, thanks to a breakthrough in preconfirmation technology from infrastructure platform Primev.