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The investment fund combines multifamily real estate with BTC, maximizing upside by converting a portion of the monthly cash flows to BTC. Cardone Capital, a real estate investment firm with over $5 billion in assets under management, launched the 10X Miami River Bitcoin Fund, a dual-asset fund consisting of a 346-unit multifamily commercial property located on the Miami River in Miami, Florida, and $15 million of Bitcoin (BTC). In an interview with Cointelegraph, Cardone Capital founder and CEO Grant Cardone said the Miami River Bitcoin Fund, which is the firm's fourth blended investment vehicle mixing BTC and commercial multifamily real estate, will convert a portion of its monthly cash flows to BTC. Cardone told Cointelegraph the impetus to start the fund followed a suggestion from his brother. The CEO said: Read more

As global debt markets flash warning signs, Bitcoin rallies, defying investors’ expectations and reshaping BTC’s role in the financial system. Key takeaways: Rising bond yields reflect growing concern about fiscal stability and inflation, leading some investors to question US Treasury’s traditional role as a safe-haven asset. Bitcoin defies conventional risk models, rising not despite worsening macro conditions, but possibly because of them. Read more

Off the Grid NFT sales are heating up on mainnet ahead of the Steam launch, while Ethereum MMO Ember Sword is officially done.

Bitcoin’s price rally takes a breather over the weekend, but a bullish weekly close could translate to gains from HYPE, XMR, AAVE and WLD. Key points: Bitcoin price is stuck below $109,588, but the pullback has not altered its bullish chart structure. A bullish weekly open from Bitcoin could extend gains in HYPE, XMR, AAVE, and WLD. Read more

The SEC charged Unicoin executives with fraud for misleading over 5,000 investors about asset-backed token offerings and regulatory compliance.

It’s not too often that an interview at a crypto conference feels more like meeting a mate for a few beers at a bar. Yet that’s exactly what speaking with Max Rabinovitch, the Chief Strategy Officer of Chiliz, is like. Unhurried and unpretentious, after the high-octane pace of TOKEN2049 week, it feels good to take […] The post Talking beers, bars, and $80 million losses with SportFi pioneer Chiliz’s Max Rabinovitch  appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Ethereum rebounds from $2,477 support on strong ETF inflows and rising volume, as bulls eye a breakout above the $2,530 resistance zone.

According to SaylorTracker, Strategy is up over 54% on its Bitcoin investment, representing over $21.8 billion in unrealized capital gains. Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor signaled an impending Bitcoin (BTC) purchase by the company amid the recent dip from the all-time high of $112,000 reached on May 22. "I only buy Bitcoin with money I can't afford to lose," Saylor wrote to his 4.3 million followers in an X post. The company's most recent purchase of 7,390 BTC on May 19, valued at nearly $765 million, brought Strategy's total holdings to 576,230 BTC. Read more

Heavy volume trading creates a double-bottom pattern while institutional interest remains strong despite correction.

Bitcoin has been embraced by BlackRock and the U.S. government, but skeptics remain. Early Bitcoiner Adam Back shares his take on why.

Bitcoin faces selling pressure after Trump’s EU tariff warning, with price breaking key support and technicals signaling volatility near $107K.

His comments come as futures XRP ETFs went live in the States, but the asset still awaits an approval for spot funds.

Crypto leaders underestimate the true potential of real estate tokenization. Tokenizing property isn’t just about liquidity — it’s about democratizing access, reducing inefficiencies, and building a new era of wealth creation. Opinion by: Darren Carvalho, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of MetaWealth During Paris Blockchain Week, Securitize Chief Operating Officer Michael Sonnenshein made headlines by dismissing real estate as a sub-optimal asset class for tokenization. This isn’t the first time crypto leaders have underestimated the merits of bringing real estate onchain, and it is likely not the last. While I respect Sonnenshein’s contributions to digital asset adoption, his assessment misses fundamental points about real estate tokenization’s transformative potential. Real estate represents the world’s largest asset class and is projected to reach a value of $654.39 trillion this year, according to Statista. When industry leaders claim that this massive market isn’t suitable for tokenization, they overlook today's t...

Bitcoin hit new highs, but retail investors remain on the sidelines while institutional money fuels the steady rally.

A US federal judge has thrown out major convictions against Avraham Eisenberg, the man accused of exploiting decentralized exchange Mango Markets for $110 million. The post Judge Overturns Key Convictions in $110M Mango Markets Crypto Case appeared first on Cryptonews.

If you own a lot of crypto, here’s what you need to know about decoy wallets, panic buttons, and "duress protocols."

AI agents are increasingly embedded into financial industries, including crypto, but the industry has yet to experience the security vulnerabilities hidden in them. AI agents in crypto are increasingly embedded in wallets, trading bots and onchain assistants that automate tasks and make real-time decisions. Though it’s not a standard framework yet, Model Context Protocol (MCP) is emerging at the heart of many of these agents. If blockchains have smart contracts to define what should happen, AI agents have MCPs to decide how things can happen. It can act as the control layer that manages an AI agent’s behavior, such as which tools it uses, what code it runs and how it responds to user inputs. Read more

Institutional investors dump SOL during high-volume trading hour, pushing price below critical $172 support level.

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World claims to offer financial inclusion through identity verification, but critics warn it may sacrifice decentralization, privacy, and self-sovereignty. The crypto industry is no stranger to controversy, yet few projects have drawn more scrutiny than Sam Altman’s World, formerly known as Worldcoin. Promising to verify human uniqueness through iris scans and distribute its WLD token globally, World positions itself as a tool for financial inclusion. However, critics argue the project’s biometric methods are invasive, overly centralized, and at odds with the ethos of decentralization and digital privacy. At the heart of the critique is the claim that biometric identity systems cannot be truly decentralized when they rely on proprietary hardware, closed authentication methods, and centralized control over data pipelines. Read more