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Ben Knight

Melbourne

Crypto News Writer at Crypto News Australia

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  • 1 week ago | cryptonews.com.au | Ben Knight

    Presidents from El Salvador and the United States have become two of the biggest Bitcoin proponents this decade. The two leaders – Trump and Bukele – met at the Oval Office earlier this week, with some in the crypto community hoping a Bitcoin discussion would be on the cards. However, crypto was snubbed from talks as immigration and trade tariffs dominated the meeting. If Donald Trump is an ally to Bitcoin, El Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele is basically the industry’s Batman.

  • 1 month ago | cryptonews.com.au | Ben Knight

    Ethena Labs and Securitize are launching Converge, a blockchain for tokenising real-world assets (RWAs) and supporting Ethena’s stablecoins. It targets institutional investors with regulatory compliance and custodial solutions. Partnerships with major platforms will ensure interoperability among dApps. Converge aims to merge traditional finance with DeFi, driving RWA adoption.

  • 1 month ago | cryptonews.com.au | Ben Knight

    Toncoin has surged 30% over the past week of trading, pushing it back toward US $3.50. The jump in price comes as Telegram’s founder Pavel Durov was granted short-term freedom, allowing him to leave France for the first time in nearly a year. A crypto analyst has argued the recent trend reversal demonstrates a good buying opportunity for Toncoin believers. Telegram’s (unofficial) cryptocurrency, Toncoin, is back in the news cycle following a massive week in the market.

  • 1 month ago | cryptonews.com.au | Ben Knight

    Ethereum is under pressure due to leadership issues, stalling adoption, and declining on-chain metrics, casting aspersions on its dominance in the DeFi space. Ethereum’s value has dropped 52% over the past year, with a potential further decline if liquidations occur. A significant $130 million ETH-backed loan in Sky is causing concerns, highlighting the volatility and risk in crypto-backed loans.

  • 1 month ago | cryptonews.com.au | Ben Knight

    The Senate Banking Committee approved the GENIUS stablecoin bill with an 18-6 vote, which now awaits its fate in the Senate. The legislation aims to make stablecoins more accessible and reduce international crimes involving digital currencies. It mandates that all issued assets be backed one-to-one and sets various requirements for stablecoin providers.

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