Author: Michael Fawn
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UAE digital bank Zand announced it will support USDC payments, aiming to enhance its stablecoin infrastructure for faster, cheaper global transactions.
Nvidia’s second-quarter revenue reached $96.2 billion, surpassing analysts’ expectations of $92.2 billion and marking a 106% year-over-year increase.
Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas praised Bitcoin, calling it a “debasement-resistant” asset that fulfills its original purpose.
KiiChain has partnered with TRON to expand its on-chain foreign exchange capabilities and improve stablecoin settlement processes for users.
Analysis suggests Hyperliquid, Ethereum, Chainlink, and Stellar are poised for bullish market advancements. The article details potential next steps for these cryptocurrencies.
AI firm Anthropic has signed a six-year, $45 billion agreement with Nscale to rent cloud computing power, supporting its expansion before a potential IPO.
Analysts are comparing recent US Treasury actions to the 2008 financial crisis, drawing parallels with Bitcoin’s potential role in such scenarios.
DeFi Development Corp has released ‘State of Solana’, a public dashboard offering free tracking of Solana’s network, staking, and validator metrics.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is reviving a proposed rule for cryptocurrency custody, previously shelved by the prior administration, potentially impacting digital asset handling.
U.S. stock futures experienced a rise, primarily driven by Nvidia’s stock surge exceeding 4% following better-than-expected earnings reports.