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Reports have disclosed a 400% rise in stablecoin transfers on Ethereum over the last 30 days, pushing total transfer volume to $581 billion and more than 12.5 million transfers, according to Token Terminal. Related Reading The stablecoin market cap on Ethereum now tops $163 billion. At the same time, Ethereum has fallen about 4.50% in the past week, and briefly tested support near $3,738, which some traders called a buying opportunity. Whales Step In With Large Buys On-chain trackers show heavy buying from large holders. A newly created wallet, 0x86Ed, spent $32 million to pick up 8,491 ETH in roughly…

Bitcoin Magazine Alpha Arena Reveals AI Trading Flaws: Western Models Lose 80% Capital in One Week Can AI trade crypto? Jay Azhang, a computer engineer and finance bro from New York, is putting this question to the test with Alpha Arena. The project pits the greatest large language models (LLM) against each other, each with 10 thousand dollars worth of capital, to see which can make more money trading crypto. The models include Grok 4, Claude Sonnet 4.5, Gemini 2.5 pro, ChatGPT 5, Deepseek v3.1, and Qwen3 Max.  Now, you might be thinking “wow, that’s a great idea!” and you…

Rumble, a video-sharing platform, is set to launch Bitcoin tipping. The YouTube rival said the feature, supported by stablecoin issuer Tether, will be fully rolled out by December after ongoing pilot tests.The integration highlights a shift in digital platforms embracing blockchain-based revenue tools. More online platforms are experimenting with crypto-based microtransactions to diversify income models. Rumble’s adoption signals that blockchain monetization is moving toward the mainstream creator economy.Sponsored SponsoredBitcoin Tipping Goes MainstreamRumble, founded in 2013, gained early attention as a free‑speech alternative to YouTube. The platform attracted conservative‑leaning audiences and independent creators seeking fewer content restrictions.The platform counted 51 million…

The US stock market has just achieved a historic milestone, closing at its highest weekly levels ever recorded. The S&P 500 finished the week at 6,791.68 while the US 100 Index reached 25,358.15, both setting new all-time highs. Easing inflation data, strong corporate earnings, and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts have all combined to keep investor sentiment bullish. Amid this record-setting environment, crypto analyst Ash Crypto posted an observation on X that asks the question of how high Bitcoin would trade when it finally catches up to the US stock market. US Stock Market’s Record-Breaking Momentum The S&P 500’s…

As the cryptocurrency market recovers from recent volatility, Bitcoin’s medium-sized holders—often referred to as “dolphins”—have continued accumulating, highlighting a growing resilience in the asset despite short-term leverage corrections. Analysts suggest that this behavior could be a key factor supporting the next potential bullish phase for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. Medium-Sized Bitcoin Holders Keep Accumulating Data from CryptoQuant indicates that the dolphin cohort, defined as entities holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC, has increased annual holdings by approximately 907,000 BTC. This accumulation persists even after the recent $19 billion liquidation event earlier this month, sometimes referred to as “Black…

Three months after the landmark U.S. stablecoin legislation was signed into law, the bill is still in a public comment period. When the GENIUS Act was signed into law on July 18, 2025, the crypto industry hailed it as a significant piece of legislation globally, proposing federal regulations for stablecoins in the United States. Just over three months later, GENIUS has yet to go into effect — meaning that no stablecoin or stablecoin issuer is actively regulated by the it — even as established and new players position themselves to comply with the upcoming rules.Despite that, Anchorage Digital Bank, known for…

Kyrgyzstan is moving ahead with its national cryptocurrency strategy, launching a stablecoin and preparing for a public sector rollout of a central bank digital currency (CBDC),according to Binance co-founder and former CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ).The new stablecoin, believed to be KGST, is pegged 1:1 to the national currency, Kyrgyzstan’s Som, and is registered in the State Register of Digital Assets. It differs from USDKG, a dollar-backed stablecoin backed by $500 million in gold reserves from the Kyrgyz Ministry of Finance planned to launch in Q3.At the same time, the country’s CBDC, the digital som, is now legally recognized and expected…

UK crypto investors could face tax bills even if they haven’t received warning letters from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), as the agency steps up efforts to track undeclared digital asset income.Last week, the Financial Times revealed that HMRC issued nearly 65,000 “nudge letters” in the 2024–25 tax year, more than double the number sent the year before. The letters urge investors to review their filings and voluntarily declare crypto-related gains before potential audits begin.However, tax experts warn that the agency’s growing use of exchange data and international reporting agreements means that investors who haven’t received a letter shouldn’t assume…

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller floated the idea of the central bank creating a “skinny master account” for crypto firms which would grant them access to the Fed’s payment rails while keeping them away from a full Fed master account.You’re reading State of Crypto, a CoinDesk newsletter looking at the intersection of cryptocurrency and government. Click here to sign up for future editions.The narrativeFederal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller suggested this week that crypto companies could use a limited version of the Fed’s master account system, which would let these firms access U.S. payment rails while limiting their exposure to certain…

Crypto hardware wallet provider Ledger recently announced a new multisig interface that has been broadly welcomed as a technical improvement but criticized for introducing a new fee structure that some users have called a cash grab.The Ledger Multisig application will charge users a flat $10 fee for all transactions except token transfers, which incur a 0.05% variable fee. These charges come in addition to standard blockchain network gas fees, which are independent of Ledger.Ethereum developer and X user pcaversaccio criticized the move, writing: “You parade as Cypherpunk while trying to make Ledger Wallet (rebranded from Ledger Live) the single choke…