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BTC returns to $90,000 area after brief dip in US military action

The United States carried out a “large-scale” attack against Venezuela and its President Nicolas Maduro, Donald Trump announced early Saturday morning. Maduro and his wife, Trump continued, were captured and flown out of the country. US Attorney General Pam Bondi later announced that Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, had each been indicted in the […]

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Dogecoin Rises 11%, Pepe Jumps 25% As 2026 Kicks Off With A Bang Of Memecoins

Dogecoin and pepe led a sharp meme coin jump on Friday, with traders leaning into “meme season” talk as 2026 gets under way. Dogecoin rose about 11% over 24 hours, while pepe rose about 17% on the day after a stronger intraday push. Crypto’s meme basket has also gotten warmer more broadly. CoinGecko’s GMCI Meme

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Ilya Lichtenstein credits Trump’s First Step Act for early release in Bitfinex hack case

Ilya Lichtenstein, who was sentenced to five years in prison in November 2024 after pleading guilty to charges linked to the Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange hack in 2016, was released from prison after only 14 months behind bars. “Thank you to the president [Donald] Trump’s First Step Act, I’ve been released from prison early,” Lichtenstein said

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Chairman of the board Tom Lee argues for a larger share count

Tom Lee, Chairman of ether ETH$3,130.02 Treasury company BitMine Immersion (BMNR), called on shareholders to approve a board proposal for a sharp increase in the company’s authorized share count. In an early-year announcement, Lee said the proposal to increase the company’s number of shares to 50 billion from 500 million is not a precursor to

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$110 billion in crypto to leave South Korea by 2025 as trade rules lag global markets

South Koreans moved more than 160 trillion won ($110 billion) from local crypto exchanges to foreign platforms last year due to regulatory restrictions in the country, one of Asia’s most active digital asset markets, a joint Coingecko and Tiger Research report revealed on Friday. The legislative framework has been slow to develop. In December, the

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