Aditya Das
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The legal battle over Tornado Cash is entering a critical phase as attorneys for developer Roman Storm allege that U.S. prosecutors withheld key evidence that could undermine the foundation of their case.
Bitcoin remains steady despite a U.S. credit downgrade by Moody’s that sparked a selloff in digital assets. Investors weigh risk in a shifting macro landscape.
Bitcoin (BTC) has soared to new heights, trading steadily above the $100,000 mark after gaining approximately 6.48% during the past week. The flagship cryptocurrency leads a broader market rally that has also seen Ethereum (ETH) surge an impressive 35%, pushing it above $2,500.
Bitcoin resists market turmoil as U.S. GDP contracts. With stocks tumbling and BTC decoupling, the crypto king is clearly charting its own course
Cryptocurrency has long faced criticism for its energy use—especially Bitcoin. But now, a growing movement in “green crypto” is aiming to make blockchain sustainable.
You've probably heard about cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, where prices can shoot up and down like a rollercoaster.
For years, many crypto users have relied on Centralized Exchanges (CEXs) – big platforms like Binance or Coinbase, which operate much like traditional stock exchanges. They hold onto users' crypto and manage the trading process. But now, with stricter regulations coming into play, especially in Europe, many wonder if users will start moving towards Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs).
Money is going digital—and at the center of the debate are CBDCs and stablecoins, two similar-sounding technologies that represent radically different visions for the future: government control vs. private freedom.
As DeFi accelerates in 2025, DEX tokens like UNI, SUSHI, and CAKE are emerging as key players—offering control, rewards, and a front-row seat to the future of decentralized trading.
Need a stablecoin tied to the Euro, Brazilian Real, or even gold? Until recently, escaping the USD-dominated stablecoin world was tricky and costly—but today, new tools are finally making it simple, affordable, and accessible.
