Author: WebDesk

A bundle in crypto is a set of buys that a token creator packs into the same block as the launch, spread across many fresh wallets. On Solana, launch tools use Jito bundles for this, which push several transactions through together and in order. As a result, the dev owns a big slice of supply before any outside buyer gets a chance. Meanwhile, the holder list looks spread out over dozens of unrelated wallets.That is why bundled supply is one of the quietest risks in meme coins. Nothing about it shows up on a normal chart. It sits under Trading…

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To buy Fartcoin, sign up with an exchange that lists it, verify your account, deposit money, and buy on the FARTCOIN/USDT spot market. Fartcoin is a Solana meme coin with a silly name and a serious trading crowd. However, not every big exchange offers it on spot, so picking the right venue matters. You can also buy it in a meme app or straight from a Solana wallet. Here is every route, explained in plain steps.What Is Fartcoin?Fartcoin has one of the strangest origin stories in crypto. In 2024, an AI chatbot called Truth Terminal floated the idea of a…

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ZachXBT is a pseudonymous on-chain investigator who tracks stolen crypto, exposes scammers and attributes hacks, mostly from a single X account and a Telegram channel. Since 2021 his work has helped freeze and recover hundreds of millions of dollars, named the attackers behind the biggest exchange hack in history, and put a long list of influencers, insiders and launderers on the record. He has no badge, no company and no public name. Yet when a hack lands, his account is the first place the whole industry looks.This profile kicks off a new wave of our “who is” series. The first…

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The US Treasury dropped a bomb on Friday. FinCEN issued an order that cuts MEXC Global off from the US financial system. Treasury says the exchange facilitated at least $16 billion in illicit transactions between May 2021 and May 2026. Those funds were tied to Iranian, North Korean and Russian sanctions evasion, plus cybercrime.In plain terms, the MEXC FinCEN order bans US banks and financial institutions from sending money to or receiving money from MEXC. It takes effect 30 days after publication in the Federal Register. This is not a worldwide shutdown, and it does not seize customer funds. Still,…

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Three million Paraguayans are waiting to get their money back from a bank that no longer answers the phone. I covered the full story in my Ueno Bank collapse post yesterday. Today is about the question that follows. Once the deposit guarantee pays out, where do you put the money so this never happens again?Part of the answer, for me, is bitcoin. This guide explains how to buy it from Paraguay, with a bank account or without one, and how to store and spend it afterwards. No theory, just the steps.Why Paraguayans Are Searching This Right NowThe quick answer: you…

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The best crypto exchange in Nigeria right now is Bybit for anyone who wants deep markets and a working naira P2P desk, with Busha and Luno as the SEC-approved local options for direct bank deposits. Binance still has no naira service, and OKX’s return is unconfirmed. Nigeria ranks third in the world for crypto adoption in the 2026 Chainalysis index and first for P2P and cross-border flows, with about $92 billion received on-chain in a year. This guide covers the new SEC rules, the new tax law, and which platforms actually move naira in and out today.Nigeria has always been…

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An airdrop exit strategy is the plan for when and how you sell the tokens you farmed. You decide it before the claim, not after. Mine comes down to a few rules: trim in the pre-market if the bag gets big, sell most at TGE, keep a small runner and treat staking and vesting as separate decisions. When I cannot sell, I short the token instead and sit neutral until I can.Farming is only half the job. Plenty of people grind for a year, collect a great allocation and then watch it melt. In fact, my point farming strategy post…

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Last update: November 5, 2026. BTC trades near $77K after the midterm whipsaw. The update log sits right below, the evergreen reasons after that.Why is bitcoin down? In almost every case it comes down to one of eight things: a leverage flush, ETF outflows, a hawkish Fed, politics, a hack, big holders selling, stocks dragging it down, or a bitcoin-specific event. Usually two or three hit at the same time.I bought my first bitcoin at $44 in 2013, so I’ve lived through more dips than I can count. Every single one felt like the end. None of them were. This…

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My feed has been one story all day. Paraguay’s biggest digital bank is gone, and roughly three million people cannot touch their money. That is about 60% of every adult in the country. Frozen in a single night.I have been to Paraguay exactly once, for a single day. During four months in Brazil I visited Iguaçu Falls from both the Brazilian and Argentine side. Right there, the three countries meet at one point. So I crossed into Paraguay for a day, because why not? Nice people, chaotic border, zero expectation that I would ever write about its banking system.Yet here…

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To bridge to Elysium, you move HYPE from HyperEVM into Elysium through a bridge, and that HYPE then pays your gas on the new chain. The official bridge opens with mainnet on November 9. Before that date, the only way in is through unofficial community bridges, and I have used one myself.Yesterday we covered what Elysium is. Today is the practical part. There are three ways in, and they differ a lot in risk. I walk through all three, including the exact steps I took to get on the private mainnet early, and the tokens already trading there.Before You Bridge:…

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