BREAKING: 🇺🇸 UNITED STATES SENATE JUST OFFICIALLY PASSED THE FINAL BILL TO BAN THE FED FROM CREATING A CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCY UNTIL 2030 🤯
THE BILL NOW HEADS TO THE HOUSE
THIS IS A MASSIVE WIN FOR BTC AND FREEDOM 🔥
🚨JUST IN: KOREA'S TOSS BANK PARTNERS WITH SOLANA TO USE CRYPTO RAILS FOR REMITTANCES
Toss Bank, managing 30T won, signed a deal with Solana to use blockchain for remittances, including stablecoin transfers, for its 15 million customers.
Toss is now the first South Korean internet-only bank and the second Korean finance firm to partner with Solana.
⚠️ALERT: AXELAR PRIVATE BRIDGE EXPLOITED FOR $4.67 MILLION
Axelar disclosed a $4.67 MILLION exploit involving assets bridged to Secret Network after an attacker exploited a flaw in a Secret-side smart contract to mint unbacked tokens and redeem them for real assets.
The attacker drained the funds in minutes, while the exploit remained hidden for 9 days due to Secret Network's encrypted transaction architecture.
Axelar has since disabled the affected bridge connections while the incident is investigated.
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Binance Set to Lose Permission to Offer Services to EU Clients
Reuters reports that Binance is on track to lose its ability to serve European Union clients.
This stems from the EU’s MiCA regulation.
The transitional period for existing crypto firms ends July 1, 2026.
Without a full MiCA license, platforms cannot legally offer services to EU users.
Binance applied for a pan-European MiCA license in Greece earlier this year and is actively engaging with regulators there.
MiCA aims to bring clarity and consumer protection, but the transition is squeezing platforms that aren’t fully licensed yet.
Binance’s Greece application shows it’s prioritizing compliance, yet any delay could force temporary restrictions or service changes for EU users.
NEAR Confidential Intents TVL climbs past $26M.
Confidential intents is extending the private execution layer to 35+ supported chains across swaps, transfers, and more. Almost half of the volume on NEAR's main venue is now routing through private intents.
The Intents stack is becoming one liquidity layer for everything.
Richard Heart is now first on the list for doing a podcast with Joe Rogan
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🚨SPACEX REVEALS $1.18 BILLION BITCOIN STASH
SpaceX disclosed holding 18,712 $BTC in its SEC filing, making it the world’s 8th-LARGEST public Bitcoin holder.
Combined with Tesla’s 11,509 BTC, Elon Musk’s companies control 30,221 BTC worth roughly $1.9 BILLION.
The U.S. government is selling tokens again!
The U.S. government (FTX Alameda Seized Funds) wallet just deposited 98,590 $LINK($768K) to Coinbase Prime.
https://t.co/esJntewKzz
Glassnode data shows >10.5 million BTC, more than half of the circulating supply is now held at an unrealized loss for the first time this cycle.
BTC traded as low as ~$61,300 when the metric flipped.
This threshold has coincided with every major bear-market bottom in Bitcoin history, according to CoinDesk.
Extreme on-chain pain like this often marks the final stages of capitulation, where weak hands exit and long-term conviction holders accumulate.
🚨AN “ABANDONED” WALLET WITH 35.55 BTC JUST MOVED
The Satoshi-era wallet moved after 14 years and sits at the center of a $285 BILLION lawsuit.
Its owner had received an on-chain legal notice in July 2025 demanding proof of ownership by November 5, 2025.
The list of shoutouts goes on and on.
One for @CryptoCoffee369. 💜⚡
One of the longest-standing and most recognizable voices in the #PulseChain community.
Consistent. Respected. Still here.
BREAKING: Iran says negotiations with the United States have effectively collapsed, accusing Washington of undermining diplomacy through recent military actions and unresolved disputes over frozen Iranian assets, according to Fars.
Iranian officials also rejected reports that Tehran had agreed to transfer part of its enriched uranium stockpile abroad, insisting that nuclear issues are not part of the current negotiations and that major differences with Washington remain unresolved. The latest statements signal a further deterioration in already fragile diplomatic efforts and raise fresh doubts about the prospects for any near-term agreement.