Author: Oguz Ozdemir

Bitcoin (BTC) has tagged a key bear-market trend line with its drop to four-month lows, with a “decent chance” of a rebound next.Key points:Bitcoin revisits its 200-week simple moving average after trading above it since October 2023.The trend line functioned as resistance throughout the 2022 bear-market bottom and rebound.Bitcoin’s daily RSI approaches its most oversold since 2020.Bitcoin bear-market trend line returns after nearly three yearsData from TradingView shows that for the first time since 2023, BTC/USD is back at its 200-week simple moving average (SMA).The 200-week SMA is a key yardstick during Bitcoin bear markets. The trend line, which has…

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Key Takeaways You’ll see why Arbitrum RWA tokenization is getting real adoption and where it fits in the Ethereum RWA stack. You’ll get a practical breakdown of the building blocks: legal wrappers, on-chain design, and Arbitrum smart contract development choices that actually matter. You’ll walk through a step-by-step process for how to tokenize real world assets on Arbitrum, from asset scoping to deployment and secondary markets. You’ll see what a production-grade tokenization platform development architecture looks like on Arbitrum, including where AI-powered tokenization platform capabilities plug in. And you’ll understand when it’s smarter to work with a RWA tokenization development…

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Crypto gets noisy fast. One week, everyone chases memes. The next, traders rotate into AI, DePIN, RWAs, or whatever narrative catches fire. If you’re tired of guessing which hype cycle comes next, utility-focused crypto coins offer a cleaner filter. They’re still risky, but at least they connect to something measurable: payments, lending, storage, compute, scaling, data, or tokenized assets. Why You May Want to Start Looking for Utility-Focused Crypto Coins in 2026 Real-world utility doesn’t make a token safe. It also doesn’t guarantee price growth. But it gives you a better starting point than social media momentum alone. A utility-focused…

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XRP is giving traders a contradiction that separates flow data from actual market control.The token has been trading around the low-$1.30s after hitting its weakest level in roughly 15 weeks, even as two data points bulls often treat as supportive moved in the other direction.Spot XRP ETFs have continued to attract money, with cumulative inflows around $1.42 billion, while late-May exchange-flow data showed more than 25 million XRP moving off exchanges after a prior inflow.That combination would normally invite a simple accumulation case. Less XRP on exchanges can mean less immediately available sell-side supply. ETF inflows can show that regulated wrappers are…

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The fate of America’s current crypto market may hinge on a Senate vote expected this month, and few people are watching it closer than Coinbase Chief Policy Officer Faryar Shirzad. In an interview on Fox Business’ Mornings with Maria earlier today, Shirzad made the case that the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act — known as the CLARITY Act — represents the most significant financial regulatory legislation since Dodd-Frank, and that passage is within reach. “This will be the biggest financial regulatory bill that Congress has done in quite some time, certainly since Dodd-Frank,” Shirzad said. “What this does is it…

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CME Group, the world’s largest derivatives marketplace, has launched 24/7 trading for cryptocurrency futures and options, marking a structural shift in how regulated derivatives markets align with the nonstop nature of digital assets. Trading went live at 4:00 p.m. Central Time on Friday, May 29, on the exchange’s CME Globex platform. Over the inaugural weekend, more than 7,200 crypto futures and options contracts changed hands, generating roughly $50 million in notional value — a figure CME said reflected demand from both retail and institutional participants, the CME Group release said.  The move closes a gap that had long frustrated crypto…

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CA firms are compliance-driven and run in a document-intensive business environment. Every day, the CA and finance professionals handle massive volumes of financial transactions, tax calculations, auditing, reporting, KYC recording, managing invoices, verifying documents, bank statements, GST filings, and more.  Managing and verifying these sensitive documents manually has become increasingly time-consuming and often makes the skilled professionals inefficient with mundane tasks. The traditional document processing systems are not relevant, as it involves repetitive data entry, manual file comparisons, and verification. This makes the overall process slow and difficult to scale with a large volume of transactions and document verification requirements.  Another…

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Are you worrying about what will happen to your crypto once you are gone? Well, this is where estate planning and will planning becomes helpful. And now that crypto is going mainstream, a lot of people have moved on from keeping wealth in gold lockers to holding it on a regulated crypto exchange like Binance — or even on a lending platform like Aave, which is a decentralized lending platform, or Nexo, which is a centralized lending and borrowing platform (a little riskier, but again, investors based on their risk profile are picking the platforms to maximize their crypto returns).…

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In brief Republican fintech entrepreneur Michael Carbonara liquidated 10 Bitcoin for $800,000 to help bankroll his congressional campaign. The candidate’s shift to the 22nd District positions him in a newly wide-open race, triggered after the recent map redraw. Carbonara is leveraging his tech background to advocate for accountability on-chain, from campaign finance to the government’s budget. A Republican candidate jockeying to represent Florida’s 22nd Congressional District has liquidated a portion of his personal Bitcoin stash to bankroll his political bid, while striking a pro-crypto stance in a newly shaped battleground race.Michael Carbonara, who established a digital banking and payments company…

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A security analyst suggested that DxSale’s old locker contract may have contained an unverified backdoor vulnerability. More than 1,400 liquidity pools tied to old DxSale contracts on BNB Chain were drained in a $7.3 million exploit flagged by blockchain security firms on May 29. The attack adds to a growing list of DeFi breaches this month, as security experts warn that aging smart contracts and weak access controls are leaving protocols exposed. What Happened According to on-chain security account PeckShieldAlert, a user named “Tahax” first identified the exploit. Per their report, attackers targeted at least 1,400 old DxSale liquidity…

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