Capital Rotates to High-Performance Networks as Near Protocol Rallies and Bitcoin Hyper Passes $32M

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26.05.2026  - 

Capital Rotates to High-Performance Networks as Near Protocol Rallies and Bitcoin Hyper Passes $32M

High-performance blockchain infrastructure is attracting significant capital inflows as the broader cryptocurrency market undergoes […]

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20.05.2026  - 

South Carolina Passes Law Banning CBDCs While Protecting Crypto Users, Bitcoin Miners

In brief Senate Bill 163 was signed into law by South Carolina Governor Henry […]

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17.05.2026  - 

Poland passes MiCA crypto bill as Zondacrypto fraud probe deepens

Poland’s lower house has approved a long‑delayed crypto assets bill to align national rules […]

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15.05.2026  - 

Democrats Split on Clarity Act as Crypto Bill Passes Key Senate Committee Vote

The Senate Banking Committee has voted to advance the Clarity Act, a key piece […]

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14.05.2026  - 

Tether freeze unit T3 FCU passes $450M mark

The Tether freeze coalition known as T3 FCU has surpassed $450 million in blocked […]

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24.04.2026  - 

Russia Greenlights Crypto for Global Trade: State Duma Passes Landmark Bill

Russia State Duma has passed the first reading of a landmark crypto regulation bill […]

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22.04.2026  - 

Morning Minute: Bitcoin Passes $78k as Trump Extends Ceasefire Indefinitely

Morning Minute is a daily newsletter written by Tyler Warner. The analysis and opinions expressed […]

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13.04.2026  - 

Major New Aave Crypto Proposal Passes: Everything Just Changed For Aave Price Prediction in 2026 – Here’s Why

A landmark governance vote just rewired Aave crypto economic model, and traders are already […]

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13.04.2026  - 

Aave DAO Passes “Aave Will Win” Proposal, Directing 100% of Product Revenue to Token Holders

After months of governance conflict over fee control, Aave’s DAO voted with nearly 75% […]

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