The world of online gambling has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years. With the rise of blockchain technology and digital currencies, a new breed of casinos has emerged — ones that prioritize transparency, fairness, and accessibility for crypto-savvy players. Among these platforms, CryptoGames has carved out a niche by offering a straightforward, secure, and provably fair environment for gambling with digital assets. Unlike traditional online casinos that rely on fiat currencies and opaque systems, CryptoGames embraces the decentralized principles of cryptocurrency. It provides a platform where players can gamble with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, and many other coins, while enjoying…
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Everything EV has pulled off nice ascent in past 30 days and it briefly outpaced even Bitcoin in 24-hour visits on CoinMarketCap. Yeah, that got attention. And naturally, when a relatively under-the-radar token suddenly tops traffic charts, it’s either the start of something… or the middle of something messy. Let’s unpack what’s actually going on.Everything EV Token Demand Spikes With Staking BoomAt first glance, the surge looks like a classic retail rush. Dig a little deeper, though, and there’s a more structured narrative forming. Investors aren’t just browsing but they’re staking.Its staking activity has picked up, signaling a rise in…
Author David Pokima Author David Pokima Part of the Team Since Jun 2023 About Author David is a finance journalist and a contributor to Cryptonews.com with a keen interest in breaking comprehensive, accurate, and reliable blockchain news. Share Last updated: April 10, 2026 Friday 10 April 2026 – Canary Capital has filed an S-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for a spot PEPE ETF, a move that would bring direct PEPE exposure into traditional brokerage accounts if approved. The proposed trust would hold spot PEPE tokens and allocate a small amount of Ethereum to cover fees.The filing lands…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on A high-profile departure from Bittensor has triggered a steep sell-off in the decentralized artificial intelligence network, wiping out nearly $900 million from its market capitalization in a matter of hours as internal disputes spill into public view.On April 10, Covenant AI, the development team behind one of the network’s largest subnets, announced that it is abandoning the Bittensor ecosystem.The exit of the developer who built a groundbreaking 72-billion-parameter AI model sent shockwaves through the crypto-AI sector and exposed deep ideological rifts over the network’s governance.Data from CryptoSlate showed that the price of Bittensor’s native token, TAO,…
All news is rigorously fact-checked and reviewed by leading blockchain experts and seasoned industry insiders. Bittensor co-founder Jacob Steeves has denied that he can suspend subnet emissions, directly challenging a central claim made by Covenant AI founder Sam Dare. The public dispute comes a day after Covenant AI said it was leaving Bittensor over what it described as centralized control disguised as decentralization. The Bittensor governance dispute has moved into a more direct and more personal phase, with co-founder Jacob Steeves now publicly rejecting the accusations that prompted Covenant AI’s exit from the network. In a post on X, Steeves…
Dogecoin (DOGE) stalls near $0.095 as profit-taking caps upside. DOGE price is currently compressing between the $0.089 and $0.095 range. A breakout is likely as volatility builds ahead of April 20. The price action around Dogecoin continues to sit in a tight and indecisive range, with recent trading showing very little directional strength. At the time of writing, DOGE was trading around $0.092, moving inside a narrow 24-hour band between $0.091 and $0.0947. Each attempt to push higher has been met with immediate resistance at $0.0947, while pullbacks continue to find support around $0.091, creating a balanced but fragile structure,…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on The Trump administration and the broader crypto industry have initiated an unprecedented, multi-agency pressure campaign aimed at forcing the Senate to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, signaling a decisive final push to overhaul the regulatory framework of the $2.4 trillion cryptocurrency market before the 2026 midterm elections.In a highly synchronized effort this week, the Treasury Department, the White House Council of Economic Advisers, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) unleashed a barrage of reports, op-eds, and proposed rules.The coordinated moves are designed to strip away the traditional…
Avalanche spot ETFs have extended their zero net inflows streak to 16 days. The AVAX token has traded lower amid the laggard ETF market. If bulls flip the picture, AVAX could target $16 and then $20 in the next leg up. Avalanche (AVAX) price faces downward pressure near $9.00 as its spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) mark yet another milestone in investor apathy. Despite gains of nearly 4% this past week, zero net inflows persist and could accelerate amid a sluggish altcoin market. Avalanche spot ETFs’ “bad” net inflows streak While spot Bitcoin ETFs have shown intermittent days of net inflows…
Bitcoin’s sojourn inside a 9-week long bear flag may be coming to an end. There is the possibility of one more week inside the flag, but with the bear market trendline bearing down on the $BTC price, room is fast running out, and either the bulls will force the breakout, or the bears will tighten their grip. $BTC closes in on 7-month trendline Source: TradingView The short-term time frame chart above shows that the $BTC price is attempting to maintain above the $71,400 support. If it does so, it is a very short climb up to the descending bear market…
Cryptocurrencies now fall under Japan’s securities-style financial laws. Insider trading rules and stricter disclosures will apply. Lower taxes may boost investor and institutional participation. Japan has taken a major step in reshaping how it treats cryptocurrencies. A new bill approved by the government moves cryptocurrencies into the category of financial assets, placing them closer to traditional investment products such as stocks and bonds. Following the approval, Japan now no longer views crypto just as a payment tool, but as part of its wider financial system. This change is expected to have a wide impact on exchanges, investors, and crypto companies…
