Coin Prices

BTC

$96,946.00

4.57%

ETH

$3,107.26

-0.19%

SOL

$238.30

1.16%

BNB

$608.26

-0.81%

ADA

$0.788111

0.23%

TRX

$0.196839

-0.69%

SHIB

$0.00002401

-1.90%

BCH

$517.06

17.64%

PEPE

$0.0000194

-4.64%

XLM

$0.238794

0.26%

CRO

$0.17447

-2.86%

BONK

$0.00005264

-5.40%

KAS

$0.150663

-5.70%

TAO

$484.83

3.64%

POL

$0.436967

1.28%

OM

$3.65

-8.69%

XMR

$161.78

1.29%

ARB

$0.688669

0.58%

VET

$0.03208662

-2.22%

MNT

$0.728245

-0.62%

INJ

$23.68

-1.58%

OP

$1.70

-2.38%

GRT

$0.216522

-2.43%

SEI

$0.468097

-2.23%

FTM

$0.678308

-1.72%

BSV

$76.07

11.00%

ENA

$0.524146

0.22%

JUP

$1.068

-4.36%

MKR

$1,522.38

1.43%

GT

$9.71

-0.32%

AR

$17.35

-5.26%

GALA

$0.02815265

-2.92%

BEAM

$0.0212421

-8.03%

BTT

$0.00000112

3.64%

FLR

$0.02024521

2.43%

EOS

$0.649391

1.20%

GOAT

$0.957466

-14.09%

XEC

$0.00004827

9.06%

MOG

$0.00000236

0.47%

TKX

$11.27

-3.15%

MEW

$0.01002767

-6.59%

DOG

$0.00736274

-9.64%

NOT

$0.00694106

-5.05%

CFX

$0.144623

-2.75%

CHZ

$0.073359

-0.82%

GNO

$253.22

-1.60%

BOME

$0.00943672

-5.72%

BTG

$36.77

16.15%

XDC

$0.04192063

1.67%

W

$0.222406

-5.35%

AXL

$0.696196

-2.52%

ENS

$17.75

-1.21%

LUNC

$0.00010537

-1.81%

CKB

$0.01273147

-1.37%

BDX

$0.081178

0.59%

ZK

$0.135821

-4.88%

SATS

$0.00000023

-3.55%

GMT

$0.162097

-1.11%

NFT

$0.00000047

-0.32%

CRV

$0.376264

-4.89%

ACT

$0.488836

-10.13%

SPX

$0.490137

-8.42%

QAI

$98.36

-2.57%

WOO

$0.215998

-3.45%

MEME

$0.01268968

-5.12%

RSR

$0.00736544

-3.10%

IOTX

$0.0411754

-2.46%

ZIL

$0.0199347

-2.12%

TWT

$0.916067

-2.37%

HOT

$0.00207128

-0.44%

GIGA

$0.03800413

12.82%

AMP

$0.00449046

-2.34%

LPT

$10.00

-2.97%

ZRX

$0.420937

-0.24%

GLM

$0.350046

-1.51%

ENJ

$0.190914

-2.33%

SC

$0.00582427

-5.00%

CTC

$0.833468

15.20%

ANKR

$0.03303297

-0.48%

NPC

$0.04108103

-7.92%

APU

$0.00100281

-6.03%

JST

$0.03286286

-1.19%

RVN

$0.02217618

0.56%
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Prediction Markets Invite Insider Trading—And That’s a Good Thing, Experts Say

Think of the term “insider trading,” and what comes to mind? Maybe someone in a suit, whispering about a secret new product or a quarterly earnings report that’s yet to drop. Perhaps there’s a park bench involved, or an envelope, or a lot of whiskey.  That image is now outdated. The explosion in popularity of prediction betting markets like Polymarket this year has not just changed how people make money online—it’s also revolutionized the pool of who, exactly, has access to information with pote...

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Jul 31, 2024

A clip from the music video for Jonathan Mann's new song, "I'm Suing the SEC." Credit: Jonathan Mann

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A Song Man and a Law Professor Walk Into the SEC—And Try to Take Down Its NFT Agenda

Five years ago, Brian Frye set an elaborate trap. Now the law professor is teaming up with a singer-songwriter to finally spring it on the SEC in a novel lawsuit—and in the process, prevent the regulator from ever coming after NFT art projects again. Earlier this week, Frye and musician Jonathan Mann filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that seeks to finally force the agency to articulate its position on the legal status of NFTs. Over and again, the SEC has...

by Sander Lutz ·

Jul 24, 2024

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UNFK Launches Crypto Movement to Prank Big Banks and Corporations

This is Decrypt’s second attempt to interview “Love Pirate and Mystic” Gunnar Lovelace; the first was canceled because he accidentally ate chocolates that he’s “pretty sure” were laced with magic mushrooms. “I was knocked on my ass,” he said. That’s fitting, since Lovelace’s latest project is aiming to knock banks, big business and financial institutions on their collective ass. UNFK (short for “United For Kindness”) is a merry band of pranksters that’s already made waves at crypto conference Co...

by Reza Jafery ·

Jul 23, 2024

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These Are All the Ethereum ETFs Now Trading in the US

Following the unexpected approval of spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in May, and some final touches to regulatory paperwork, the long-awaited products started trading today.  An ETF is a popular investment vehicle that allows investors to buy shares that track the price of an underlying asset. This could be anything from gold and foreign currencies to crypto and tech stocks. Such funds trade on stock exchanges. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shocked traditional and...

by Mat Di Salvo ·

Jul 13, 2024

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Why DC’s Crypto Lobby Craves a Biden Dropout

As pressure builds, then dissipates, then builds again for President Joe Biden to abandon his struggling campaign for re-election, most players in Washington have seen much risk and little reward in coming down publicly on one side of the increasingly heightened debate.  For DC’s crypto policy leaders, the question of whether to push for Biden to drop out is a sticky one.  It’s true that the president’s administration is widely reviled in the crypto industry, for a multitude of reasons—from voca...

by Sander Lutz ·

Jul 1, 2024

Youth in Kenya face a 67% unemployment rate, according to The Federation of Kenya Employers. Image: Shutterstock

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Kenya Protest Leaders See Crypto as Alternative to Unfair System

Kenyans are turning to crypto to make ends meet in the face of widespread unemployment and distrust of President William Ruto. As nationwide protests continue, sources in Kenya told Decrypt youth in the country long to break free of the financial system now more than ever—and many of them believe creating a crypto wallet is the first step. In an attempt to reduce the country’s debt, the Kenyan government sought to raise money through taxes. This included new levies on basic items such as a 16% s...

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