Author: WebDesk

Cricket has become one of the world’s biggest betting sports, and cryptocurrency is changing how fans place wagers. The Indian Premier League (IPL) remains the largest annual betting event in cricket, but it now shares the spotlight with tournaments such as the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, Big Bash League, SA20, ILT20, The Hundred, and Major League Cricket. Together they create a nearly year-round calendar that appeals to bettors from Asia, Europe, Africa, and North America.Crypto sportsbooks have grown alongside this expansion. Instead of relying on bank transfers and traditional payment methods, bettors can fund their accounts with Bitcoin, USDT,…

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All news is rigorously fact-checked and reviewed by leading blockchain experts and seasoned industry insiders. Summary Tether earned $1.5 billion in Q2 2026, and its excess reserve buffer fell to $4.11 billion from $8.23 billion. The company now runs a venture portfolio it values above $20 billion, spread across more than 120 firms. Its bets on AI, energy, bitcoin mining and emerging-market payments come from excess profit, not USDT reserves. A separate US-regulated token, USAT, lets the offshore USDT keep loading gold and bitcoin without breaking US rules. Tether spent the second quarter of 2026 doing two things at once,…

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The 2026–27 football season arrives under circumstances that bettors rarely encounter. The expanded FIFA World Cup ended only a month before Europe’s biggest leagues begin, forcing domestic competitions to adjust their calendars and clubs to rethink squad management. Premier League clubs, for example, have just over four weeks between the World Cup final and the opening fixture, leaving many international players with limited recovery time.For anyone betting with cryptocurrency, this creates opportunities alongside additional uncertainty. Fast deposits, instant settlements and live betting have become standard features of crypto sportsbooks, allowing bettors to react quickly as team news develops. Platforms such…

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All news is rigorously fact-checked and reviewed by leading blockchain experts and seasoned industry insiders. Crypto’s leading protocols are increasingly competing on business models rather than products. Pump.fun recently generated higher daily revenue than Hyperliquid. The comparison highlights the divide between retail adoption and trading infrastructure. Recent events show derivatives platforms face operational risks beyond trading volumes. His criticism of Hyperliquid was sparked by one day’s revenue figures, but the discussion extends well beyond protocol fees. It reflects a broader shift across the industry as developers compete for two different forms of demand: consumer attention and professional trading activity. Revenue…

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Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, endured a bruising second quarter, yet the company wasted little time shifting attention back to crypto policy. One day after reporting earnings on July 30, the company backed the market structure bill, arguing that clearer digital asset regulations could improve institutional participation and, ultimately, its own funding model.The numbers were hard to ignore. Strategy reported an $8.32 billion write-down, resulting in an $8.22 billion net loss, or $24.45 per diluted share. That’s a sharp reversal from the $32.60 per-share profit recorded during the same quarter a year earlier.Why The Bill Matters MoreFor Strategy, the proposed…

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August is my favorite time of the year. Family and friends finally get their vacation from work, and summer is in full force. My days fill up with family time around the pool and backyard barbecues three times a week. Everyone is in a good mood.Well, almost everyone. One thing is historically not in a good mood in August, and that’s Bitcoin.While the rest of us are flipping burgers, Bitcoin has a habit of flipping red. In this post, we’ll dig into the historical Bitcoin August numbers, why midterm years make it even trickier, and exactly how I’m using this…

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You open your wallet to send funds. Recent transactions look fine, so you grab the last address you sent to and paste. A few minutes later, the tokens land in a lookalike address that isn’t yours. Nobody “hacked” you. Your history tricked you.This is address poisoning. It’s quiet, cheap, and it preys on routine. Attackers don’t break in. They plant something in your path and wait for you to step on it.And lately, it’s everywhere you look in on-chain histories, especially where gas is cheap and people are moving fast.Address Poisoning Has Become Routine Editor’s note: In Q1 and Q2…

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Bitget has upgraded its Bitcoin-backed BGBTC asset with daily BTC-denominated rewards, cross-chain transfers through Chainlink CCIP, and independent oversight from Gauntlet. Summary BGBTC holders will receive daily rewards denominated in Bitcoin following the upgrade. Chainlink CCIP will serve as BGBTC’s canonical cross-chain infrastructure. Gauntlet will independently oversee the asset’s underlying yield strategies. BGBTC remains backed by Bitcoin at a 1:1 ratio, according to Bitget. Bitget adds daily Bitcoin rewards to BGBTC Bitget said the upgraded BGBTC will distribute daily rewards denominated in BTC to token holders. The asset is designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with Bitcoin while allowing users…

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SpaceX stock remained under pressure near a record low as traders prepared for the company’s first post-IPO earnings report and the release of 911.5 million insider shares. Summary SpaceX shares fell 3.41% to $108 on July 31, their lowest close since the June IPO. SPCX lost about 36% in July, extending its decline from the July 1 price of $171. About 911.5 million insider shares are expected to become eligible for sale on Aug. 6. The one-hour chart places immediate support at $107.10, with resistance near $121.09. SpaceX stock extends its post-IPO decline SpaceX stock closed July 31 at $108,…

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Key TakeawaysProsecutors seek 47,461.73111 USDT worth approximately $47,000.Five victims’ payments reached the same cryptocurrency wallet.The filing extends a series of Massachusetts crypto recoveries. Computer Warning Led Victim to a Crypto ATM The U.S. Attorney’s Office civil forfeiture action seeking 47,461.73111 USDT was announced on July 31. Prosecutors allege scammers obtained the cryptocurrency by directing victims to withdraw bank funds and deposit the cash through crypto ATMs. A Ware, Massachusetts, resident became a target after her computer stopped responding and displayed a pop-up directing her to call customer support. The person answering claimed her bank account had been compromised and instructed…

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