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[PRESS RELEASE – Tel Aviv, Israel, July 24th, 2025] G Coin has entered its presale phase with active utility already established across multiple platforms. Unlike concept-stage tokens or those awaiting future development, G Coin is currently in use, facilitating on-chain transactions and platform activity at scale. Key operational highlights to date include: 8.7 billion tokens […]

July 24, 2025 – Geneva, Switzerland – TRON DAO, a community-governed DAO dedicated to accelerating the decentralization of the internet via blockchain technology and dApps, announced today the official deployment of $TRUMP on the TRON blockchain. The token expansion is enabled by LayerZero’s Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) standard and Stargate Finance’s user interface and liquidity […] The post $TRUMP Goes Live On TRON Network appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Key Solana builders have united around a roadmap in an attempt to cement the network as the home for internet capital markets.

BTC stays resilient above $119,000, while major altcoins continued to linger in negative territory, as volatility hits new lows and institutions keep buying.

Ethereum price has more room to run, with big overhead resistance at $4,500 in place and several key support levels below. Key takeaways: Ether dropped to $3,500 on Thursday, but onchain data shows no signs of a deeper drop, suggesting more growth potential in 2025. ETH price resistance at $4,500 remains the main barrier for now. Read more

Ethena's token ENA was up 10%, outperforming the broader crypto market that saw many altcoins plunging overnight.

The pair must wear ankle monitors and surrender passports as part of their bail terms, while awaiting trial on crypto-related torture charges.

The token rebounded to $3.78 following a heavy overnight dip, as two spot ETF filings hint at rising institutional interest.

The Solana Foundation’s 2027 roadmap called market microstructures the “most important problem in Solana today.” The team behind the Solana blockchain has released a long-term roadmap detailing their strategy to make the Solana blockchain the foundational layer for global internet capital markets (ICMs) by 2027. ICMs, a term coined by former Solana Foundation core team member Akshay, refers to a “globally accessible ledger where entities, currencies, and cultures are tokenized,” allowing “anyone with an internet connection access to capital markets.” Solana’s “original mission” was to build the “decentralized backbone” for ICMs, according to Solana’s new Internet Capital Markets Roadmap, shared with Cointelegraph. Read more

Traditional staking rewards capital over contribution, creating unsustainable token economies. Tokenomics' future lies in performance-based tokenomics that reward measurable work. Opinion by: Naman Kabra, co-founder and CEO of NodeOps ​​For years, staking was the gold standard in crypto. Stake tokens, secure the network and earn simple, elegant and trustless rewards. Somewhere along the way, we drifted. Staking stopped being about contribution and started being about capital. Rewards ballooned, emissions exploded and tokenomics shifted from supporting long-term infrastructure to chasing short-term yield. Read more

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The roadmap was coauthored from key leaders of the Solana ecosystem and centers on ‘Application-Controlled Execution’

Institutional adoption of Bitcoin has reached a new peak, with over 10% of the total BTC supply now held by public companies or in exchange-traded funds. Charles Edwards, CEO of Capriole Investments, shared the update in a July 24 thread on X, noting a significant surge in institutional accumulation. Edwards pointed out that the share […] The post Institutions now hold over 10% of Bitcoin supply as demand outpaces BTC mining by 10x appeared first on CryptoSlate.

A $44-million breach at CoinDCX has rocked India’s CoinDCX exchange, exposing silent vulnerabilities, delayed disclosures and the fragile infrastructure. India’s largest crypto exchange, CoinDCX, fell victim to a sophisticated $44.2-million hack on July 19, 2025.  Attackers managed to gain access to an operational wallet and drained it within minutes. Fortunately, the security architecture of CoinDCX meant all customer funds were kept completely safe. Read more

The controversy over Robinhood’s OpenAI private stock tokens is only the beginning of a wider legal battle over tokenized equities. Robinhoods tokenized stock offerings in Europe have ignited debate over the legality of tokenizing equity, especially that of private companies like OpenAI.  OpenAI said Robinhoods unapproved OpenAI tokens offer no equity ownership rights, causing regulators in Lithuania to open a formal inquiry. But thats just the start. With concerns over how different jurisdictions approach tokenized shares, the boundary between innovation and illegality, and whether there are sufficient legal protections for stock token holders. To unpack the legal complexities behind tokenized stocks, Magazine spoke with Yuriy Brisov of Digital & Analogue Partners, Joshua Chu of the Hong Kong Web3 Association and Yulia Murat, head of regulatory affairs at Global Ledger. The conversation has been edited for clarity and length. Read more

BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum ETF reached $10 billion in assets in just 251 days since its launch one year ago, while its Bitcoin ETF took only 34 days to break the milestone. BlackRock’s spot Ether exchange-traded fund (ETF) has emerged as one of the fastest-growing ETFs ever, joining the ranks alongside two other cryptocurrency funds. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum ETF (ETHA) has become the third-fastest ETF to hit $10 billion in total assets under management (AUM), Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas reported on Thursday. “Amazingly, it [ETHA] went from $5 billion to $10 billion in just 10 days,” Balchunas noted, calling the surge the “equivalent of a God candle.” Read more

The bank expects further adoption of tokenized assets and money market mutual funds once the crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act, becomes law.

The crypto industry in the UK is pushing for the government to change the rules of the road, and it just may be working. Despite promises from past prime ministers to turn the UK into a crypto hub, the UK is still cautious about regulating the crypto industry.  In 2022, then Prime Minister Rishi Sunak promised to amend laws governing the crypto industry in the UK, making them friendlier to blockchain businesses. The rhetoric may have relieved entrepreneurs, but executives and observers from the industry say that progress is slow and that it still doesn’t have the rules it wants in order to expand.  The Labour government under PM Keir Starmer has done little to further this agenda; crypto has taken a back seat to other concerns. Tom Spiller, a partner at crypto-focused Rosenblatt Law, told Cointelegraph that Labour “appears more cautious and there is not a clear focus that sits within the government’s key missions.” Read more

Index funds, staking strategies and crypto’s new wave of accessibility are potentially shaping the future of investing in digital assets to look a lot more like traditional finance. Crypto has long had a communication problem. Between technical jargon, volatile headlines and confusing interfaces, many investors still see it as too complex or too risky to touch.  In the latest episode of the “Clear Crypto Podcast,” host Nathan Jeffay welcomes Ryan Rasmussen, head of research at Bitwise Asset Management, to discuss the evolving landscape of crypto investing and how it’s finally becoming less intimidating for everyday and institutional investors alike. Rasmussen said crypto’s complex reputation is rapidly changing. “At Bitwise, our investors want different types of exposure to the crypto economy,” Rasmussen said.  Read more

Franklin Templeton has launched the BENJI platform on at least seven blockchains, with the fund’s largest market share on Stellar. VeChain, a layer-1 blockchain for real-world applications, is partnering with $1.5 trillion asset manager Franklin Templeton to integrate the company’s BENJI platform for enterprise payments. The move extends the reach of Franklin Templeton’s platform while providing businesses operating on VeChain another stablecoin option, according to a statement shared with Cointelegraph. Franklin Templeton’s BENJI platform permits tokenized access to the company’s Franklin Templeton OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund (FOBXX), an onchain US government money fund worth about $780 million. The fund invests in cash, government securities and collateralized repurchase agreements. One BENJI token is equivalent to one share in the fund, which the company tries to peg to $1. Read more