Cointelegraph Seeks Buyer After Traffic Plunges 80%
The decline puts pressure on a major crypto newsroom as digital-asset media faces weaker reader demand and greater dependence on search traffic.
Funding rounds, seed and Series raises, project token sales, grants, and bankruptcy events.
The decline puts pressure on a major crypto newsroom as digital-asset media faces weaker reader demand and greater dependence on search traffic.
The talks point to growing reliance on debt and institutional capital to finance the chips and data-center infrastructure behind AI expansion.
A forensic report says the opening pool held fewer than 30,000 LAPTOP tokens, leaving the price vulnerable to sharp swings and easy manipulation.
The funding lead points to investor preference for crypto businesses tied to real-world demand and stablecoin adoption.
A second Ethereum layer 2 is closing in days, underscoring how transaction volume and app revenue do not guarantee a chain can cover its operating costs.
Igloo is shifting resources to Pudgy Penguins and its related projects after two years of funding Abstract without finding product-market fit or profitability.
The closure highlights the difficulty of sustaining consumer-focused chains, while users face a firm deadline to move assets and Igloo shifts funding back to Pudgy Penguins.
Circle, Ripple, SC Ventures and QRT joined the round, extending a financing effort that began with ICE's investment in March.
The raise backs a cross-border push for programmable cash, as Spiko reports $2.7B in assets under management and users in more than 25 jurisdictions.
Billions in private capital and planned 2027 listings are turning the U.S.-China contest for AI leadership into a major test of investor appetite for the sector.
A minimum charge can outweigh a low percentage rate, leaving smaller issuers to prove that tokenization lowers the full cost of raising capital.
KGEN’s team, adviser and investor allocations make it the largest unlock relative to market value, while ADI leads the week by dollar value.
The sale put 34.6% of UMIA's supply into circulation without lockups, while tying future spending above a monthly allowance to token-linked decision markets.
The disclosed rounds back businesses whose trading, brokerage and payment services operate beyond any single blockchain.
Softer U.S. labor data is lifting expectations for Fed cuts, while the market snapshot also shows broad greed and a 65/100 altcoin reading.
A daily close above $87,000 is the first breakout test, with $88,000 the more consequential threshold and U.S. inflation data a potential catalyst.
CT, NIGHT and MOVR posted the week's biggest listed gains, with CT up 113.4%.
Qureshi points to strategic investors selling every batch across a four-year vesting schedule, a pattern that scares off secondary buyers and can lock a token into a down-only trajectory.
The bullish scenario depends on a sustained rally. BTC is near $84,500, with weak momentum and several resistance levels still ahead.
Large one-time releases and recurring vesting schedules put added altcoin supply in focus, though an unlock does not itself mean holders will sell.