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Over Protocol’s lights go out, leaving a “decentralized” shell behind
Over Foundation has shut down all Over Protocol infrastructure, abandoning OverWallet, nodes and explorers, and leaving block production to any validators stubborn enough to keep
US intelligence assesses Iran’s potential response to Trump victory claim
US intelligence agencies are assessing Iran’s likely response if Trump declares victory in the ongoing conflict. The probability of no US-Iran diplomatic meeting by June
Chainalysis Traces Iran Stablecoin Network After $344M USDT Freeze
Tether froze $344M in USDT across two blockchain addresses on April 23, 2026, acting on information from the Office of Foreign Assets Control and U.S.
Aave Outlines Steps to Rebuild rsETH Collateral
Recovered tokens will be sent to a DeFi United multisig wallet, redeemed for ETH, and used to cover the shortfall across affected markets. Aave
XRP ETF April Inflows Hit 2026 Record
US-listed XRP ETF products pulled in $81.63 million in April 2026, their strongest monthly inflow figure of the year, fully reversing March’s $31.16 million loss
Hezbollah claims strike on Israeli tank in south Lebanon amid ceasefire tension
Hezbollah says it hit an Israeli Merkava tank in south Lebanon. The Israel x Hezbollah ceasefire by June 30 market sits at 100% YES. The
Colombia Bitcoin: Largest Pension Fund Adds BTC Exposure
AFP Protección, Colombia’s second-largest pension fund administrator, managing approximately $55Bn across more than 8.5 million clients, has launched a new portfolio product that includes Colombia
How High Can the Price Go?
BTC may explode by over 200% if history repeats itself. The primary cryptocurrency has recently made a few attempts to reclaim the psychological $80,000
Chainlink exchange outflows hit biggest level since December
Chainlink (LINK) recorded its highest single-day exchange outflow since December 2, 2025, according to data shared by Santiment. Summary Chainlink recorded 970,430 LINK in net
US officials fear prolonged conflict in Strait of Hormuz amid traffic concerns
US officials are worried about being drawn into a prolonged “frozen conflict” in the Strait of Hormuz. Traffic normalization by May 15 sits at 14%