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  • Quitting Trump’s top crypto job wasn’t easy: Bo Hines
    Cointelegraph.com - 13:30 Sep 30, 2025
    Tether USA CEO Bo Hines sits down with Cointelegraph to discuss Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Tether’s plans for the future. Tether USA CEO Bo Hines says it wasnt an easy decision to step down as the head of US President Donald Trumps digital assets council. It certainly was difficult, Hines tells Magazine during a sit-down interview at Korea Blockchain Week, but he felt like that was the right time.  We had positioned the United States to be the crypto capital of the world. Thats what the president asked us to do, the 30-year-old explains. Read more
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  • Firedancer devs want to remove Solana’s block limit to speed up network
    Cointelegraph.com - 01:21 Sep 29, 2025
    Jump Crypto has proposed removing Solana’s fixed compute block limit to prioritize high-performance validators to handle complex blocks over suboptimal validators. Web3 infrastructure company Jump Crypto has proposed removing Solana’s fixed compute block limit to strengthen network performance and incentivize validators with suboptimal hardware to upgrade. Jump, which is building a high-performance Firedancer validator client for Solana, is pushing for the SIMD-0370 proposal to be implemented sometime after the Alpenglow upgrade, Solana research company Anza said on Saturday.  Alpenglow passed in a near-unanimous vote earlier this month and is set to be deployed on a testnet in December. Read more
  • Expect major BTC corrections before new all-time highs: Analyst
    Cointelegraph.com - 22:06 Sep 28, 2025
    Bitcoin will perform like Nvidia and record several major corrections on its path to new all-time highs, analyst Jordi Visser said. The path to new Bitcoin (BTC) all-time highs will continue to feature major corrections of 20% or more, including possible corrections during Q4, despite it typically being a good quarter for crypto asset prices, according to market analyst Jordi Visser. Visser said Bitcoin is part of the AI trade and compared BTC to Nvidia, a high-performance computer chip manufacturer that has become the world’s most valuable publicly traded company and the first public company to hit a $4 trillion valuation. Visser said: As artificial intelligence takes over more sectors of the economy and replaces human labor, it will erode traditional companies and make stocks obsolete, driving investors to BTC, which will be the best store of value in the digital age, Visser predicted. Read more
  • 'The moral case for Bitcoin: How BTC ends the war machine' — Author
    Cointelegraph.com - 20:13 Sep 28, 2025
    Sound money forces governments and individuals to embrace fiscal discipline, while currency inflation encourages reckless spending. Bitcoin (BTC), a supply-capped, decentralized, neutral money, can help reduce warfare by eliminating the currency printing that governments use to finance war through the hidden tax of inflation, according to author Adam Livingston. Livingston pointed to the World Wars of the 20th century, which saw the rise of central banking and the erosion of the gold standard, as the prime example of how fiat money fuels endless wars that the public would not have supported if a transparent wartime tax had been levied. He also cited the collapse of the paper currency under the Song dynasty in 13th-century China and the hyperinflation of Assignats in 18th-century France as examples of how governments financed war beyond their means and debased their currencies. Livingston said: Read more
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  • French officials pressured Telegram to censor Moldova election posts: Durov
    Cointelegraph.com - 16:59 Sep 28, 2025
    Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov said that French intelligence pressured Telegram into censoring political content, which he refused to do. Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov claimed that French intelligence services asked him to censor content related to the election in Moldova in 2024 in exchange for saying “good things” to the judge overseeing his trial, which he declined to do. Durov said the messaging platform initially took down some posts that “clearly” violated Telegram’s terms of service, but declined to remove any additional content for political reasons. Durov wrote in a Sunday Telegram post: Their only commonality was that they voiced political positions disliked by the French and Moldovan governments. We refused to act on this request,” he continued. Read more
  • Will the XRP price rally restart in October?
    Cointelegraph.com - 14:32 Sep 28, 2025
    XRP price must hold above $2.75 to ignite a recovery in October, which could be triggered by spot ETF approval and the potential influx of institutional capital. Key takeaways: XRP holds above a critical level in September, raising hopes about a potential recovery in October. Breaking above the $2.81 resistance is key, with technicals projecting about a 30% rally to $3.62. Read more
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  • Web3 launchpads are funding ideas, not products
    Cointelegraph.com - 13:30 Sep 28, 2025
    Web3 launchpads have become cash-grab funnels funding ideas without substance. The industry needs platforms that build better, not just raise more. Opinion by: Tim Hafner, founder and CEO of OpenServ Launchpads were introduced to give Web3 projects access to early investors. As they operate today, however, they too often result in cash grabs over long-term success. This has resulted in a flood of half-formed products hitting the market without real support for builders.  Virtuals Protocol has facilitated over 17,000 AI agent token launches as of February 2025, indicating that infrastructure for token launches is not slowing down. Questions remain, however, regarding the long-term sustainability and accountability of launchpads.  Read more
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  • Singapore, UAE are the ‘most crypto-obsessed’ countries: Report
    Cointelegraph.com - 12:25 Sep 28, 2025
    Singapore and the UAE rank as the world’s most crypto-obsessed countries amid high ownership, search activity and rapid adoption growth. Singapore and the United Arab Emirates rank globally as the most “crypto-obsessed” nations, according to a recent report by ApeX Protocol. Singapore claimed the number one spot with a composite score of 100, driven by 24.4% of its population owning crypto and leading the world in search activity, with 2,000 crypto-related queries per 100,000 people. In 2021, only 11% of Singaporeans held digital assets, but that figure more than doubled by the following year. Close behind, the UAE scored 99.7, ranking first globally for crypto ownership at 25.3%. The Gulf nation saw a 210% increase in adoption since 2019, with a significant boom in 2022 when over 34% of the population reported holding crypto. Read more
  • Stocks vs. Bitcoin in the AI era: Which will survive the next 50 years?
    Cointelegraph.com - 08:05 Sep 28, 2025
    The choice between Bitcoin and stocks isn’t simple. Here’s how analysts and data reveal how investors can approach it. Stocks may survive AI disruption if they adapt quickly to changing technological and economic demands. New businesses spurred by AI, such as robotics, biotech or space, are expected to drive growth, and the stocks mirroring such advances will have a better chance of surviving the innovation turmoil. Periods of disruption should be expected as AI reshapes labor and markets; therefore, the next few years are for adaptation to the new technology. Read more
  • The hidden force behind Bitcoin and Ether price swings: Options expiry
    Cointelegraph.com - 07:55 Sep 28, 2025
    Learn how option expiries in Bitcoin and Ether derivatives markets can cause price swings that catch inexperienced traders off guard. Options expiry creates volatility as traders lock profits, cut losses and reposition around large BTC and ETH contracts. Put-call ratios signal sentiment: Above 1 shows a bearish outlook, while below 1 points to bullish expectations. Max Pain theory suggests expiry prices gravitate to where the most contracts expire worthless, amplifying potential manipulation risks.Understanding expiry helps traders track key metrics, anticipate volatility and manage risk more effectively during these periods. Read more
  • Cathie Wood: Hyperliquid ‘reminds me of Solana in the earlier days’
    Cointelegraph.com - 07:48 Sep 28, 2025
    ARK Invest’s Cathie Wood says Hyperliquid reminds her of Solana’s early days, but maintains that Bitcoin remains the core of her crypto thesis. ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood has compared Hyperliquid to Solana’s early-stage promise, calling it “the new kid on the block.” “It’s exciting. It reminds me of Solana in the earlier days, and Solana has proven its worth and is, you know, there with the big boys,” Wood said during a recent interview on the Master Investor podcast. ARK Invest currently holds three main crypto assets in its public funds, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL). The firm’s exposure to Solana is through Breera Sports, which Wood clarified is tied to the Solana treasury and supported by Middle Eastern investors. She also noted advisory ties to the project through economist Art Laffer. Read more
  • How to use Grok 4 to research coins before you invest
    Cointelegraph.com - 07:46 Sep 28, 2025
    Turn social hype into smart signals with Grok 4: scan sentiment, summarize fundamentals and confirm onchain data before investing. A repeatable pre-screen using Grok 4 turns raw hype into structured signals and filters out low-quality projects. Automating fundamental summaries, contract checks and red-flag identification with Grok 4 speeds up research. Cross-referencing sentiment with development activity using Grok 4 helps distinguish organic momentum from coordinated hype. Read more
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  • From coffee shops to airlines: Who accepts Bitcoin, Ether and XRP in 2025
    Cointelegraph.com - 07:33 Sep 28, 2025
    Everyday shopping, travel and luxury purchases are going digital. Here’s where BTC, ETH and XRP are accepted in 2025. Coffee shops, fast-food chains like Starbucks and Sheetz and retailers like Microsoft and Home Depot are accepting crypto payments via apps and third-party processors. More and more platforms are gradually enabling the use of Bitcoin, Ether and XRP for large-scale travel and airline reservations. Luxury brands, high-end car dealerships and real estate developers are integrating crypto payments for premium goods and property. Read more
  • Nation-state Bitcoin adoption to enter 'suddenly' phase soon: Samson Mow
    Cointelegraph.com - 05:32 Sep 28, 2025
    Nation-state Bitcoin adoption is at the “tail end" of the gradual stage and entering "the beginning phases of suddenly," Jan3 founder Samson Mow said. An increasing number of countries are preparing to ramp up Bitcoin adoption after moving past the initial skepticism, according to Jan3 founder Samson Mow. “I think we’re on the tail end of gradually, and we’re at the beginning phases of suddenly,” Mow told Danny Knowles on the What Bitcoin Did podcast published on YouTube on Saturday. “These things happen very quickly,” Mow said, referring to the potential for more countries to adopt a Strategic Bitcoin (BTC) Reserve. “It’s like literally gradually then suddenly,” he said, adding: Read more
  • ETH co-founder moves $6M of ETH, crypto index ETF expands: Hodler’s Digest, Sept. 21 – 27
    Cointelegraph.com - 00:46 Sep 28, 2025
    Hashdex’s crypto index ETF expands to include XRP, SOL, and Stellar. Meanwhile, an ETH co-founder has been moving ETH: Hodler’s Digest Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke could be looking to sell some of his Ether holdings after sending around 1,500 ETH to crypto exchange Kraken on Thursday.  Wilcke sent 1,500 Ether, worth around $6 million, to the crypto exchange, according to onchain analytics platform Lookonchain. It came as the price of Ether dropped from $4,000 to around $3,900. Moving cryptocurrency to an exchange deposit address does not guarantee it is being sold.  Read more
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  • ETH co-founder moves $6M of ETH, crypto index ETF expands: Hodler’s Digest, Sept. 21 – 27
    Cointelegraph.com - 00:46 Sep 28, 2025
    Hashdex’s crypto index ETF expands to include XRP, SOL, and Stellar. Meanwhile, an ETH co-founder has been moving ETH: Hodler’s Digest Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke could be looking to sell some of his Ether holdings after sending around 1,500 ETH to crypto exchange Kraken on Thursday.  Wilcke sent 1,500 Ether, worth around $6 million, to the crypto exchange, according to onchain analytics platform Lookonchain. It came as the price of Ether dropped from $4,000 to around $3,900. Moving cryptocurrency to an exchange deposit address does not guarantee it is being sold.  Read more
    Tags: Hodler
  • ETH co-founder moves $6M of ETH, crypto index ETF expands: Hodler’s Digest, Sept. 21 – 27
    Cointelegraph.com - 00:46 Sep 28, 2025
    Hashdex’s crypto index ETF expands to include XRP, SOL, and Stellar. Meanwhile, an ETH co-founder has been moving ETH: Hodler’s Digest Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke could be looking to sell some of his Ether holdings after sending around 1,500 ETH to crypto exchange Kraken on Thursday.  Wilcke sent 1,500 Ether, worth around $6 million, to the crypto exchange, according to onchain analytics platform Lookonchain. It came as the price of Ether dropped from $4,000 to around $3,900. Moving cryptocurrency to an exchange deposit address does not guarantee it is being sold.  Read more
    Tags: Hodler
  • ETH co-founder moves $6M of ETH, crypto index ETF expands: Hodler’s Digest, Sept. 21 – 27
    Cointelegraph.com - 00:46 Sep 28, 2025
    Hashdex’s crypto index ETF expands to include XRP, SOL, and Stellar. Meanwhile, an ETH co-founder has been moving ETH: Hodler’s Digest Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke could be looking to sell some of his Ether holdings after sending around 1,500 ETH to crypto exchange Kraken on Thursday.  Wilcke sent 1,500 Ether, worth around $6 million, to the crypto exchange, according to onchain analytics platform Lookonchain. It came as the price of Ether dropped from $4,000 to around $3,900. Moving cryptocurrency to an exchange deposit address does not guarantee it is being sold.  Read more
    Tags: Hodler
  • ETH co-founder moves $6M of ETH, crypto index ETF expands: Hodler’s Digest, Sept. 21 – 27
    Cointelegraph.com - 00:46 Sep 28, 2025
    Hashdex’s crypto index ETF expands to include XRP, SOL, and Stellar. Meanwhile, an ETH co-founder has been moving ETH: Hodler’s Digest Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke could be looking to sell some of his Ether holdings after sending around 1,500 ETH to crypto exchange Kraken on Thursday.  Wilcke sent 1,500 Ether, worth around $6 million, to the crypto exchange, according to onchain analytics platform Lookonchain. It came as the price of Ether dropped from $4,000 to around $3,900. Moving cryptocurrency to an exchange deposit address does not guarantee it is being sold.  Read more
    Tags: Hodler
  • ETH co-founder moves $6M of ETH, crypto index ETF expands: Hodler’s Digest, Sept. 21 – 27
    Cointelegraph.com - 00:46 Sep 28, 2025
    Hashdex’s crypto index ETF expands to include XRP, SOL, and Stellar. Meanwhile, an ETH co-founder has been moving ETH: Hodler’s Digest Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke could be looking to sell some of his Ether holdings after sending around 1,500 ETH to crypto exchange Kraken on Thursday.  Wilcke sent 1,500 Ether, worth around $6 million, to the crypto exchange, according to onchain analytics platform Lookonchain. It came as the price of Ether dropped from $4,000 to around $3,900. Moving cryptocurrency to an exchange deposit address does not guarantee it is being sold.  Read more
    Tags: Hodler

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