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CEXs are platforms managed by centralized organizations that facilitate the trading of cryptocurrencies, offering high liquidity and user-friendly fiat on-ramps. Leaders like Binance, OKX, and Coinbase serve as the primary gateways for institutional and retail entry. In 2026, the industry focus is on Proof of Reserves (PoR), enhanced regulatory compliance, and hybrid models that offer self-custody options. This tag provides updates on exchange security, listings, and global market trends.

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25,562 MKR tokens were transferred out of the Anchorage custodial address and may flow to CEX.

25,562 MKR tokens were transferred out of the Anchorage custodial address and may flow to CEX.

PANews reported on September 9th that according to Yu Jin, 25,562 MKR (approximately $42.6 million) was transferred from 10 Anchorage custodial addresses to an institutional platform address, potentially destined for a CEX. This batch of MKR was placed into custody at an average price of $2,073 in January 2024 and is currently being transferred out at $1,667, resulting in a floating loss of $10.38 million.

Author: PANews

2025/09/09

New Token Under $0.005 Poised to Dominate Like Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) Once Did

New Token Under $0.005 Poised to Dominate Like Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) Once Did

The post New Token Under $0.005 Poised to Dominate Like Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) Once Did appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The history of crypto is marked by underdog tokens that exploded into dominance. Solana climbed from cents to over $200 in just a few years. Cardano followed a similar trajectory, reaching a high of $3.09, and cementing itself as one of the leading smart contract platforms. This cycle, a new project priced under $0.005 is catching attention as the next potential breakout: Little Pepe (LILPEPE). By combining the viral appeal of memes with real infrastructure and security, LILPEPE is emerging as the meme coin challenger with a trajectory that could rival the early days of Solana and Cardano. A Meme Coin with Real Infrastructure Meme tokens have a history of lacking substance, serving only as tokens meant for quick trading during bull runs. Little Pepe is changing that by anchoring its ecosystem to Ethereum’s Layer-2 framework. This approach enables cost-effective transactions, solving the scalability issues that hindered even Cardano in its early years. What makes LILPEPE unique is its focus: it’s not trying to be a universal Layer-2 but one built purely for memes. By introducing its own Meme Launchpad, the project ensures that new tokens can launch fairly and grow within a supportive ecosystem. Even more importantly, Little Pepe has integrated anti-bot protections, making it the only chain where sniper bots cannot interfere with launches. This mix of meme blend and technical rigor separates countless coins that struggle to survive beyond their initial hype. LILPEPE Presale Momentum and Growing Credibility Since kicking off on June 10 at $0.001, Little Pepe’s presale has been one of the fastest-rising in the market. It is now in Stage 12 at $0.0021, with over $24.1 million raised and 15.1 billion tokens sold. The final listing price is set at $0.003, meaning early participants are already sitting on significant unrealized gains. The project’s commitment…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/09/09

Musk’s SpaceX Buying Wireless Spectrum Licenses For $17 Billion

Musk’s SpaceX Buying Wireless Spectrum Licenses For $17 Billion

The post Musk’s SpaceX Buying Wireless Spectrum Licenses For $17 Billion appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Topline SpaceX will purchase wireless spectrum licenses from EchoStar, the telecommunications company that owns the Boost Mobile cell provider, for about $17 billion in cash and stock, the companies said on Monday morning, letting the Elon Musk company forge a larger role in the cell-phone market. SpaceX agreed to purchase wireless spectrum licenses from EchoStar for about $17 billion. Getty Images Key Facts This is a breaking story and will be updated. Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharyfolk/2025/09/08/spacex-purchasing-wireless-spectrum-licenses-from-echostar-for-17-billion/

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/09/09

Top 3 đợt presale tiền điện tử của Grok AI sẵn sàng bùng nổ vào năm 2025

Top 3 đợt presale tiền điện tử của Grok AI sẵn sàng bùng nổ vào năm 2025

Vào thời điểm này năm ngoái, thị trường crypto vừa mới bắt đầu một chu kỳ tăng mới, cuối cùng mang lại mức tăng trưởng khổng lồ 56% trong bốn tháng cuối năm 2024. Không khí hiện tại mang cảm giác tương tự, chủ yếu nhờ kỳ vọng về việc Cục Dự trữ Liên bang […]

Author: Bitcoinist

2025/09/09

Exploring CratD2C layer-1 blockchain with Founder and CEO Dr. Sammy Arogundade

Exploring CratD2C layer-1 blockchain with Founder and CEO Dr. Sammy Arogundade

CratD2C is a next-generation Layer-1 blockchain connecting businesses and consumers through real-world utility. Founded by Dr. Sammy Arogundade, the project combines speed, security, and sustainability with applications spanning e-commerce, real estate, DeFi, and more.  In this interview, Dr. Sammy shares the journey behind CratD2C, the launch of $CRAT coin, and how the project will shape […]

Author: Cryptopolitan

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Elon Musk’s $17 billion deal sends this stock soaring over 20%

Elon Musk’s $17 billion deal sends this stock soaring over 20%

The post Elon Musk’s $17 billion deal sends this stock soaring over 20% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The shares of American satellite communications firm EchoStar (NASDAQ: SATS) are surging as investors react to its newly announced deal with Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Notably, EchoStar closed at $67.24 on Friday and rose to $80.94 in premarket trading, marking a gain of more than 20%. The rally extends a remarkable run for SATS, which has advanced over 260% in the past year and nearly 190% year to date. SATS one-day stock price chart. Source: Google Finance The momentum came after EchoStar confirmed it had entered into a License Purchase Agreement with SpaceX to sell its AWS-4 and H-block spectrum licenses for about $17 billion.  The transaction includes $8.5 billion in cash, up to $8.5 billion in SpaceX stock, and an additional $2 billion in cash to cover EchoStar’s debt interest through the end of 2027. The deal is expected to close by November 30, 2027. Alongside the spectrum purchase, the companies signed a long-term commercial agreement that will allow EchoStar’s Boost Mobile subscribers to use Starlink’s Direct-to-Cell service. Starlink’s expansion plan  For SpaceX, the acquisition strengthens Starlink’s expansion plans by securing key wireless frequencies that can support satellite-based direct-to-cell connectivity. The move also helps ease U.S. regulatory concerns while positioning Starlink to compete more directly with terrestrial carriers. “We’re so pleased to be doing this transaction with EchoStar as it will advance our mission to end mobile dead zones around the world,” said Gwynne Shotwell, president & COO, SpaceX. Additionally, the deal follows EchoStar’s $23 billion agreement with AT&T in August to sell more spectrum licenses, including nationwide low- and mid-band holdings.  Together, the transactions highlight EchoStar’s strategy to monetize spectrum assets while managing financial pressures tied to 5G deployment deadlines and debt obligations. Featured image via Shutterstock Source: https://finbold.com/elon-musks-17-billion-deal-sends-this-stock-soaring-over-20/

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/09/08

Grok AI’s Top 4 Crypto Presales Poised for Breakout in 2025

Grok AI’s Top 4 Crypto Presales Poised for Breakout in 2025

This time last year, the crypto market was just beginning a new leg up – which ultimately turned into a massive 56% gain over the final four months of 2024. And the atmosphere feels very similar right now, largely driven by expectations of multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts in the coming months. Looking to make […]

Author: Bitcoinist

2025/09/08

Bitcoin et crypto : la SEC alerte sur la menace des ordinateurs quantiques

Bitcoin et crypto : la SEC alerte sur la menace des ordinateurs quantiques

La Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) tire la sonnette d’alarme : les ordinateurs quantiques menaceraient les fondements cryptographiques de Bitcoin, Ethereum et plus, dès 2028. Cette révolution technologique pourrait “briser les fondations cryptographiques” des réseaux blockchain. Un chaos sans précédent risque d’arriver dans les échanges financiers. Pire encore, certains acteurs pourraient déjà accumuler des données […]

Author: Bitcoinist

2025/09/08

Why are crypto VCs betting on prediction markets now?

Why are crypto VCs betting on prediction markets now?

Source: the block Compiled by: Zhou, ChainCatcher Prediction markets are having a moment. The Clearing Company, founded by former Polymarket and Kalshi members, just closed a $15 million seed round—an impressive sum for a first-time round. Kalshi, valued at $2 billion after a $185 million round led by Paradigm in June, has been aggressively expanding, from hiring crypto chief John Wang to partnering with Robinhood on a football market. Polymarket is reportedly raising over $200 million at a $1 billion valuation, led by Peter Thiel's Founders Fund; it has raised over $100 million to date. dollars, including an undisclosed $50 million round earlier this year, and returned to the U.S. with the acquisition of derivatives exchange QCEX for $112 million. Meanwhile, Crypto.com and Underdog are launching sports prediction markets in 16 US states; Coinbase is reportedly exploring its own prediction platform; X has appointed Polymarket as its official prediction partner; and xAI is integrating Grok into Kalshi. Taken together, these recent developments suggest that prediction markets have moved from the margins into the spotlight. The data also tells the story. According to The Block Pro's funding dashboard, 2025 was the strongest year yet for the prediction market, with 11 deals raising over $216 million. This surge follows $80 million in 2024 and nearly $60 million in 2021, while earlier years saw only sporadic activity. Prediction market platforms are attracting more venture capital this year because old assumptions are being shattered. After the US election last November, trading volume didn't subside, but instead shifted to sports, economic, and cultural events. "This continued interest has given many VCs renewed confidence in investing in this market," said Michael Hua (aka Mikey0x), a partner at 1kx. Hoolie Tejwani, head of Coinbase Ventures, went further, calling prediction markets a "killer on-chain use case" that has demonstrated lasting product-market fit. Regulatory breakthroughs have also solidified this momentum. In May 2025, the CFTC withdrew its appeal in the Kalshi case, effectively locking in a federal court ruling allowing election contracts—a turn Kyle Samani, managing partner at Multicoin Capital (a Kalshi investor), said propelled prediction markets into mainstream consciousness. Just last week, the CFTC approved Polymarket's return to the US through its acquisition of QCEX and issued a no-action letter regarding recordkeeping for event contracts—a move Brandon Potts, partner at Framework Ventures, described as evidence that regulators are now willing to engage constructively. Behind all of this is years of infrastructure development. “Prediction markets will need more than a decade of infrastructure improvements before they really see an inflection point in usage,” said Alexander Pack, co-founder and managing partner at Hack VC, citing everything from smart contracts and secure oracles to stablecoins and regulatory support. Overall, a combination of enduring demand, cultural visibility, regulatory clarity, and mature infrastructure makes prediction markets more investable today. Advantages of Polymarket and Kalshi If “why now” explains the surge in funding, the harder question is: why are only Polymarket and Kalshi breaking out? Most competitors — from on-chain experiments to niche platforms — remain on the fringes. Liquidity could be a decisive factor. Samani calls it a chicken and egg problem, unsolvable without patience and capital. Kalshi spent half a decade building liquidity before conditions improved, creating a significant moat. Hua notes that Polymarket can offer hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash incentives each month to encourage liquidity—which they did during election month. Hua adds that Kalshi also benefits from its affiliated market-making team, which helps further enhance trading volume across various contracts. Marketing and mindshare also give both platforms staying power. Dragonfly General Partner Rob Hadick says Polymarket has become synonymous with the concept of prediction markets, serving as a go-to source for journalists, politicians, and business leaders, and securing a high-profile recent partnership with X. Kalshi, on the other hand, focuses on institutional credibility, partnering with companies like Robinhood to build a reputation as a regulated financial platform. "Other prediction markets have so far been either too early or too niche to find sufficient product-market fit, nor have they been large enough to support more than two scalable players," says Hadick. Persistence is equally important. Pack noted that both platforms persisted despite regulatory pressure and sluggish trading. This first-mover advantage, combined with survival, ultimately translated into a dominant position, giving both platforms brand power, liquidity, and distribution capabilities that competitors currently lack. The Promise of Prediction Markets The next phase is likely to be one of concentration at the top and diffusion at the edges. Hadick compares its structure to that of an exchange: a few players dominate, but smaller, niche, or regional competitors also survive. He believes the upside potential is enormous, limited only by people's appetite for betting on the outcome. Samani, on the other hand, believes this category can rival the stock market because it allows people to trade directly on events. He says, "There's no reason this space can't be bigger than the stock market." Institutional adoption could accelerate this path. Colton Conley, a partner at Arrington Capital, expects hedge funds and other institutions to use prediction markets as direct hedging tools, deepening liquidity and improving accuracy. Prithvir Jhaveri, co-founder and CEO of FactCheck, which aims to create a prediction market version of Hyperliquid, predicts that fantasy sports platforms like FanDuel and DraftKings will eventually join the fray—a move he believes could generate hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue for the industry. Product design will also be crucial. Tejwani stated that Coinbase Ventures has made several investments in this area, and that the biggest breakthroughs will come from user-generated marketplaces, on-chain liquidity, and trust-minimized adjudication. Pack warned that despite advances in infrastructure, prediction markets still only account for a small portion of crypto trading, and that the broader vision, from corporate decision-making to futarchy (governance by prediction markets), remains a distant prospect. Futarchy, coined by economist Robin Hanson, is a form of government in which elected officials define measures of national well-being and use prediction markets to predict which policies will best improve those measures. Risks and Challenges Momentum won't eliminate obstacles. Liquidity remains fragile, especially for smaller platforms; adjudication/settlement is also a structural weakness—many events are not entirely objective and rely on oracles or arbitrators, which can be contentious. Hadick warned that this design could create incentive misalignments or other issues. However, he suggested that over time, market makers will become more familiar with prediction markets, as has happened in the sports betting sector. Reputation is also at risk. One unnamed investor noted that bad actors could create markets around socially harmful outcomes like war or terrorism, potentially triggering public backlash and regulatory crackdowns. Hua also mentioned integrity issues, including toxic traffic and insider trading, which can discourage market makers and worsen user experience, especially on crypto-native platforms that don't require KYC.

Author: PANews

2025/09/08

The Space Blockchain Rush: Separating Signal from Noise in 2025

The Space Blockchain Rush: Separating Signal from Noise in 2025

Blockchain startups race to space. Spacecoin XYZ plans to launch the first off-world blockchain network in November 2024 as the space economy surges.

Author: Hackernoon

2025/09/08

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