Author: CoinBulletinDaily.com

Most sub-cent tokens, including HEMI, which was co-founded by a former Bitcoin Core developer, don’t have a nine-figure TVL number sitting on their own homepage and a chart that just went vertical on the same week the team published a root-cause fix for a bug that had been dogging the network since June. The timing of what’s landed on its own blog over the last month is too clean to wave off as noise.Look at where the numbers stand right now: HEMI at $0.014882, market cap at $14.55 million, up 29.07% in the past 24 hours alone. Volume over the…

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Donald Trump Jr.’s 1789 Capital has agreed to lead a $1 billion Polymarket funding round with roughly $300 million that would value the prediction market platform at $21 billion. Summary 1789 Capital is leading Polymarket’s $1 billion funding round with a planned investment of roughly $300 million. The financing would value Polymarket at $21 billion, up from its current valuation of close to $15 billion. 1789 Capital previously invested approximately $200 million in Polymarket, taking its disclosed commitments to roughly $500 million with the new round. Donald Trump Jr. advises Polymarket and rival Kalshi as prediction markets expand their regulated…

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TLDR: The tokenized euro would give regulated blockchain markets a direct central bank settlement asset. It would not serve as retail money initially. Schnabel says stablecoin issuers cannot create liquidity during stress. That limit weakens their case as the final wholesale settlement anchor. Pontes launches in September with finality in T2. Later upgrades will add smart contracts, continuous operations, and native ledger settlement. Stablecoins in Europe can retain roles in payments, trading, and cross-border transfers. Institutional tokenized markets face stronger public competition. The European Central Bank wants a tokenized euro to anchor Europe’s emerging blockchain markets. Executive Board member Isabel…

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If you’ve spent any time in crypto, you already know the frustrating truth: by the time a token is trending on social media, the easy money is usually gone. The people who made 10x, 50x, or more weren’t guessing, they found the project early, did their research, and got in before the crowd.The good news is that 2026 is actually a great time to be an early-stage token hunter. The infrastructure has caught up to the activity. You don’t need to be a developer or spend hours in Telegram groups to find what’s new. There are now legitimate, purpose-built platforms…

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Key TakeawaysBelgium’s BAPO ordered domain registrars to submit financial, IP, and account details of pirate operators.Court orders named host Hostinger among entities compelled to share data to shield the sports economy.Experts question if cross-border demands will survive scrutiny under the EU Digital Services Act. Crackdown on Digital Piracy Belgian authorities have escalated their efforts to combat digital piracy by issuing sweeping demands to European domain registrars, requiring them to turn over financial records, cryptocurrency wallet details, and technical logs linked to suspected pirate site operators. According to a local report, the directives were issued by Belgium’s Department for Combating Online…

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A federal appeals court ruled on Aug. 28 that Kalshi had not shown Nevada’s regulation of its sports-event contracts was likely preempted by federal commodities law. Summary Ninth Circuit judges held Kalshi unlikely to block Nevada regulation of sports-event contracts through preemption. The ruling did not invalidate CFTC rulemaking or resolve any future Administrative Procedure Act challenge. A conflicting Third Circuit decision increases the possibility that the Supreme Court reviews Kalshi’s cases. Nevada’s election-contract challenge returns to district court while sports-contract enforcement may continue during litigation proceedings. The CFTC proposed ninety-day reviews for certain event contracts, including products involving gaming…

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I keep coming back to the euro stablecoin sector because it’s one of the few corners of crypto where the numbers are still small enough to read like a story rather than a blur of zeros. This week’s euro stablecoin data is a good example.Out of the ten largest euro-pegged tokens on the market, almost all of the fresh money that came in over the past seven days landed in just three of them, and one bank-issued token did more heavy lifting than two of its highest-profile rivals combined.Three Tokens Pulling Away From The Rest Of The PackThe headline number…

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BitMEX will move into strict risk-limit mode on August 26 as part of its planned exchange wind-down. Starting at 04:00 UTC, users will only be able to close or reduce existing positions. New positions will no longer be allowed. Trading services are scheduled to permanently cease on September 23 at 04:00 UTC, according to the exchange’s official notice. BitMEX has described the process as a voluntary and orderly business wind-down following a strategic review. That distinction matters. The announcement should not be framed as insolvency, bankruptcy, or regulatory enforcement unless the company says so. The current message is that BitMEX…

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Biscotti didn’t get the chance to launch quietly and hope someone notices. It launched loudly, on a brand-new platform, tied to a physical robot dog, and rocketed to a $15 million market cap before most of the crypto world had even finished reading the announcement tweet. What makes this one worth paying attention to isn’t just the speed of the pump or the inevitable cooldown that followed. It’s that Biscotti became the first real proof of concept for something bigger: Emblem Vault, a cross-chain infrastructure project with roots stretching back nearly a decade, just planted its flag on Robinhood’s new…

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I bought LUNA at $87. I still have the confirmation screenshot somewhere, buried in a folder I haven’t opened in years because I already know what’s in it. What I want to walk through here isn’t really about that trade, though.It’s about the six days that followed it, and why, even as the number kept falling, kept falling, kept falling, I didn’t sell. Not at $60. Not at $30. Not even at $3, when any rational read of the situation should have screamed at me to take whatever was left off the table.I’ve thought about those six days more than…

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