Linh Bui

5 days ago | beincrypto.com | Linh Bui |Ann Maria Shibu

A new report from Solidus Labs has revealed that 98.6% of tokens issued on Pump.fun, a popular token creation platform on Solana, are considered scams or involved in fraudulent trading. Additionally, similar issues have been identified on Raydium, a major decentralized exchange (DEX) on Solana. Solidus Labs, a company specializing in blockchain risk monitoring, released a detailed report on the state of certain platforms on the Solana blockchain.

6 days ago | beincrypto.com | Linh Bui |Ann Maria Shibu

Meta, the tech giant behind Facebook, is making bold moves signaling an ambitious return to the crypto space, specifically in the stablecoin sector, three years after abandoning its controversial Libra/Diem project. However, with the regulatory situation for stablecoins in the US still uncertain, what opportunities and challenges lie ahead for Meta’s next strategy? According to Fortune, Meta is in preliminary discussions with several cryptocurrency companies to explore stablecoin applications.

6 days ago | beincrypto.com | Linh Bui |Harsh Notariya

Europe is emerging as an ideal destination for traditional financial institutions looking to expand into the cryptocurrency market. Recent moves by Robinhood, Revolut, and the European Central Bank (ECB) highlight a strong convergence between traditional finance and blockchain technology, unlocking new opportunities and challenges.

6 days ago | beincrypto.com | Linh Bui |Ann Maria Shibu

The trading platform Ox.fun, associated with Three Arrows founder Su Zhu, allegedly increased the supply of OX tokens from approximately 4 billion to nearly 9.8 billion without making an official announcement. Following the collapse of Three Arrows Capital (3AC), Su Zhu faced imprisonment, further fueling concerns about Ox.fun’s credibility. However, subsequent details offer additional context.

1 week ago | beincrypto.com | Linh Bui |Ann Maria Shibu

The Yua Mikami meme coin (MIKAMI) experienced a dramatic price drop shortly after its launch on May 8, 2025. This meme coin, tied to Japanese entertainment star Yua Mikami, plummeted over 80% from its peak, leaving pre-sale investors with losses of up to 60%. Yua Mikami, a well-known Japanese entertainment star, had no prior involvement in the crypto space. However, leveraging her fame, Mikami launched her own meme coin, MIKAMI, on the Solana blockchain.