DV8 Public Company Limited announced a strategic pivot towards becoming a Bitcoin-centric financial entity, signaling a significant shift in its corporate direction. The appointment of Chatchaval Jiaravanon, a prominent Thai
Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin is set to revolutionize global payments, slashing remittance costs, boosting speed, and unleashing real-time blockchain-powered transactions worldwide. RLUSD Enters $27.6T Stablecoin Market as Ripple Pushes for Regulatory Clarity Ripple shared on July 11 that Ripple USD (RLUSD) is reshaping global remittances by offering faster, cheaper, and more accessible cross-border payments compared to
On July 13, a significant transaction was recorded on the Ethereum blockchain, highlighting increased activity among major investors. According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), a prominent whale address, identified
Peter Schiff reignites the debate on Bitcoin versus silver, emphasizing the contrasting investment dynamics between cryptocurrencies and precious metals. While Bitcoin remains a dominant force in digital finance, Schiff highlights
As of July 13, market analytics reveal that PUMP maintains a substantial open interest of $350 million on Hyperliquid, accompanied by a robust 24-hour trading volume surpassing $350 million and
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Crypto markets are heating up this July as sudden price jumps and real-world partnerships shake things up. Celestia’s 16% surge in one day has sparked new momentum, while Solana is drawing attention through a stablecoin trial with Japan’s Minna Bank. These moves show how fast sentiment can shift when strong fundamentals back the action. At the same time, BlockDAG is turning heads with a different approach. It’s entering the world of professional sports through new deals with the Seattle Seawolves and Seattle Orcas. Adding to the excitement, BlockDAG has launched a GLOBAL LAUNCH release, offering a discounted $0.0016 entry until August 11, an offer far below its Batch 29 rate of $0.0276. Celestia Recovery Signals Upside Celestia’s TIA spiked 16% within 24 hours after dropping 26% in the previous days. The quick rebound shows that buyers are stepping back in, even as over $2.9 million in spot selling was recorded. Analysts suggest the move wasn’t fear-based selling, but likely profit-taking. Currently, about 78% of TIA holders remain optimistic about future gains. The token is trading close to its upper Bollinger Band at $1.89, a zone analysts identify as an important resistance. Strong interest in derivatives also backs the price movement. If the momentum stays strong, the next ceiling could come into play soon. SOL Tests Stablecoin in Japan Solana is making new strides with a stablecoin experiment led by Minna Bank and Fireblocks. The project explores how Solana’s network, both public and permissioned, can support digital money transfers and settlements within traditional banking systems. This pilot is seen as an important step in proving blockchain’s place in real finance. By using Solana’s tech, Minna Bank wants to create a more efficient system for yen-based stablecoin activity. If results are positive, Solana could see broader usage in Japan’s digital currency space. This adds weight to the current SOL market analysis that points to long-term potential in regulated environments. BlockDAG Scores Big With Seattle Sports Deals BlockDAG is stepping into the spotlight, not just with its presale, but by going all-in on sports to bring blockchain into the mainstream. The platform has signed with the Seattle Seawolves, champions in Major League Rugby, becoming their Official Blockchain Partner. This partnership includes co-branded media, exclusive fan coins, and behind-the-scenes content aimed at deepening fan interaction. That’s not all. BlockDAG has also teamed up with the Seattle Orcas from Major League Cricket, expanding its reach to a global fanbase. Through this partnership, cricket followers will get player-focused digital content and blockchain-driven tools that connect them more closely with the game. These deals aren’t just for show; they’re helping build real engagement and pushing BlockDAG to a wider audience. BlockDAG is currently in Batch 29 with a coin price of $0.0276. But under the GLOBAL LAUNCH release, users can grab a special rate of $0.0016 until August 11. This discounted price could deliver a 3,025% return at the $0.05 launch price. So far, BlockDAG has raised $336 million and sold 23.8 billion coins. With momentum building fast, the project is setting itself apart from typical presales by combining tech with real-world presence. Looking Ahead Celestia is bouncing back fast with a 16% surge, showing how quickly confidence can return. Solana’s move into stablecoin testing with Minna Bank opens doors to financial system adoption, hinting at broader support ahead. But it’s BlockDAG that’s drawing fresh interest with a mix of sports visibility and a limited-time offer. The $0.0016 GLOBAL LAUNCH release price is available until August 11. This, along with its growing presence in rugby and cricket, makes it one of the top crypto projects catching attention this season. Presale: https://purchase.blockdag.network Website: https://blockdag.network Telegram: https://t.me/blockDAGnetworkOfficial Discord: https://discord.gg/Q7BxghMVyu The post TIA Rallies 16% & SOL Enters Japan’s Banking Sector While BlockDAG GLOBAL LAUNCH Release Sets $0.0016 Price for Limited-time appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .
On July 13, prominent on-chain analyst Murphy highlighted a rare reappearance of a Bitcoin chip structure fault range, with the URPD (UTXO Realized Price Distribution) fault zone currently positioned between
Two top executives of MoonPay, a major cryptocurrency payments company, reportedly became victims of an elaborate online fraud that led to them losing $250,300, a recent filing with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) reads. The filing , filed to recover 40,350 USDT (a stablecoin pegged to the value of the US dollar) that crypto company Tether is currently holding in frozen accounts, refers to the victims only as “Ivan” and “Mouna.” But coverage from crypto outlet NOTUS suggests they are Ivan Soto-Wright, co-founder and chief executive of MoonPay, and Mouna Ammari Siala, the company’s chief financial officer. The DOJ says that the two executives were scammed into moving funds to an account controlled by an individual they believed was Steve Witkoff, a high-profile US real estate developer and co-chair of President Donald Trump’s 2017 inaugural committee. Blockchain data analysis indicates that the USDT was transferred to a wallet associated with Binance. The wallet is associated with Ehiremen Aigbokhan, a Nigerian citizen residing in Lagos. The episode represents an unusual public case in which senior industry players, who had access to advanced crypto tools and security protocols, proved to be as susceptible to what investigators call a fairly simple form of social engineering as the average rank-and-file email user. Scammer employed ‘insulting typo’ to imitate a public figure Unlike other crypto-crimes that rely on hacking or exploiting blockchain vulnerabilities (and perhaps for that reason alone), this scam was executed through deception through discreet email manipulation. The scammers employed bogus email addresses nearly identical to correct ones — substituting a capital “I” for a lowercase “l” in domain names — to deceive their targets. In this situation, emails were sent from steve_witkoff@t47lnaugural.com and financersvp@t47lnaugural.com — addresses spoofing the names of well-known people and events. This practice, called typosquatting, is used frequently in phishing scams and has proven effective at scamming even professionals who are security aware. “IP geolocation data consistently showed emails from these accounts originating from Nigeria, and not the United States,” the DOJ filing says. According to the authorities, Aigbokhan likely obtained the USDT due to a scam involving an international money transfer in the US. The con artists didn’t have to hack into or exploit the blockchain in any way; they only needed a ruse and a convincing pitch to steal the funds. Wallet activity raises further doubts about MoonPay The filing noted that one of the wallets involved in the scam is a marked MoonPay wallet on Etherscan, suggesting that the individuals affected are likely Ivan Soto-Wright and Mouna Ammari Siala. As of press time, MoonPay has not yet publicly replied to requests for comment from multiple outlets, including The Block and NOTUS . The timing of the case is particularly delicate. And in the latest expansion, MoonPay, a popular payment infrastructure for cryptocurrency purchases, made its services available in only a few US states. Still, last month, the NYDFS granted it a BitLicense, which has the consequence of allowing the company to operate in all 50 United States. It is one of the most difficult-to-obtain crypto regulatory licenses in the US and vital for doing business in the financial capital. The incident may raise additional questions about MoonPay’s internal security controls , vetting processes, and executive oversight, particularly if the victims in this case had indeed used the official company wallets to conduct what seem to be personal or poorly vetted transactions. Amid the boom in crypto adoption, the case is a sobering reminder that no one is immune to digital fraud, not even the executives of companies that help build the infrastructure of the crypto economy. KEY Difference Wire : the secret tool crypto projects use to get guaranteed media coverage
CoinDCX, a prominent Indian cryptocurrency exchange, has publicly refuted claims regarding the alleged transfer of user funds to an unregistered entity in Lithuania. These accusations were initially made by rival