Cryptonews

So, Bitcoin’s $80k floor? Cracked like a cheap vase. Thanks, inflation and geopolitical tension. Xi’s Taiwan warning was the cherry on top of this chaotic sundae.

Dogecoin’s price is rising after it moved above $0.110, performing better than both Bitcoin and Ethereum. It has now broken past a key resistance level of $0.1120, signaling a positive trend.

Before the recent downturn, there were three clear signals of potential trouble. The 200-day moving average, the factors that had been driving the price increase, and blockchain data all suggested the market was vulnerable.

In a chat with Laura Shin, the crypto oracle Hayes proclaimed Zcash as the “strongest privacy asset in crypto.” Now, before you start picturing him in a trench coat and sunglasses, whispering about Monero in dark alleys, let’s be clear: Hayes admits he’s “not a cryptographer.” But hey, who needs a degree when you’ve got opinions and a Substack, right? He’s read the arguments, chatted with developers, and decided Zcash is the bee’s knees. Monero? Pfft. Close, but no cigar.

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The map highlights two digital wallets using the Tron network that the U.S. Treasury Department added to its list of sanctioned entities on April 24th. Treasury officials say these wallets belong to Iran’s central bank, Bank Markazi Jomhouri Islami Iran, and are connected to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force and Hezbollah.

Recent data shows the value of real-world assets represented as tokens – tracked by rwa.xyz – has reached around $32 billion. Major companies like BlackRock are also developing similar services for institutions, following the new GENIUS Act.

Key Takeaways:

There is no grandeur in this new collective. These are workers, farmers, shopkeepers, baristas and the ones who still wait for the bus at 4 a.m. They have enough power for the politicians to hear them – yet, like a choir singing before a silent cathedral, they remain unheard.