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In the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrency, regulatory shifts, legal battles and groundbreaking policy proposals are shaping the industry's future. The premiere episode of The Clear Crypto Podcast by Cointelegraph and StarkWare brings in a legal expert specializing in the crypto industry to help shed light on the state of crypto regulation in the US, ongoing enforcement actions and the growing role of Bitcoin in government reserves.

OpenAI-fueled Ghibli trend just triggered a memecoin gold rush—sending Solana tokens soaring 10x overnight.

Investor interest in Shiba Inu has increased following a sharp 200% increase in large transaction volume, a crucial on-chain indicator that frequently indicates an increase in whale activity. When paired with strong technical momentum, the large money inflow might be the catalyst SHIB needed for a proper recovery.

Ethereum developers have successfully deployed the Pectra upgrade on the newly launched Hoodi testnet, marking a significant milestone in the network's development.

Paolo Ardoino, CEO of stablecoin issuer Tether, said the industry has just entered a new era, marked by an influx of stablecoin solutions from both private companies and governments.In a March 27 X thread, Ardoino said the crypto industry just entered the “stablecoin multiverse” era, where multiple stablecoins are launching to meet growing global demand. Source: Paolo Adroino Related: Rumble wallet rolls out with Tether's USDT for creator payments Not everyone agrees with the assessment However, Slava Demchuk, CEO of crypto compliance firm AMLBot, told Cointelegraph that he disagrees “with the premise that there are hundreds of stablecoins launched by companies and governments.

As Ethereum (ETH) battles price fluctuations and struggles to maintain the $2,000 support, significant development has occurred in the ecosystem. Notably, Ethereum bulls are digging in and trading the coin, as open interest witnessed a 2.61% surge in the last 24 hours.

Renowned for his systematic, value-oriented investing style, famed investor Warren Buffett has famously avoided cryptocurrencies. He regularly disparages digital assets for their lack of intrinsic value, dubbed Bitcoin “rat poison squared”.

Interactive Brokers has announced the addition of four new cryptocurrencies—Solana (SOL), XRP, Cardano (ADA), and Dogecoin (DOGE)—to its trading platform.

The company's BTC buy puts it among the top 30 corporate Bitcoin holders globally, a list dominated by Michael Saylor's Strategy.

Solana price could be on the verge of a bullish breakout after the level of positive social sentiment surged to record highs. Bullish news including the recent BlackRock adoption and a fresh meme coin frenzy on the blockchain has sparked speculation among analysts that SOL could surge 97% to $270.

Dogecoin (DOGE) soared over 10% after House of Doge introduced a new 10 million DOGE reserve worth around $1.83 million to solidify the meme token's role as a practical method of payment.

Cosmos developers are advancing efforts to enhance the Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol by extending its capabilities to Ethereum.

The Blockchain Group recently bought another 580 Bitcoins, marking its third significant Bitcoin purchase since Trump's election victory. It became the latest to join the long list of companies buying record amounts of Bitcoin in what's a crystal-clear industrial shift towards digital assets.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped its longstanding case against Ripple Labs last week, at least that's what we are led to believe.

Almost every year, April sneaks up on Shiba Inu (SHIB) with the same predictable twist. March ends with optimism, gains and a sense of forward momentum.

The partial business suspension of Upbit, the biggest crypto exchange in South Korea, was temporarily lifted by a South Korean court. This suspension would have prevented the trading platform from servicing new clients for a period of three months.

Ripple has launched a strategic partnership with Chipper Cash to expand the use of Ripple-powered payment services across Africa. The move comes as the global blockchain firm seeks to tap into Africa's growing cross-border payments sector.

There's an unexpected trend in the world of cryptocurrencies. According to the latest data from IntoTheBlock, the meme-based crypto Shiba Inu has shown a solid resilience in investor loyalty.

Bitcoin ETFs continued their winning streak, securing a 9th straight day of inflows with a $90 million addition, while ether ETFs continued the outflow trend with a $6 million exit.

The two firms will explore potential applications of USDC and money market fund token USYC in derivatives exchanges, clearinghouses and other operations.

XRP has been struggling to make any significant upward movement, with its price failing to breach a crucial resistance level. Despite attempts at recovery, the altcoin remains stuck, with no sustainable progress beyond the $2.56 barrier.

With stablecoin legislation expected in 2025, competition is heating up among digital dollar vendors. This latest move could embed Circle's USDC and USYC, its tokenized money-market fund, within ICE's global market machinery.

Ripple today said it was partnering with Chipper Cash, a payments provider serving across Africa, to support cross-border payments into the continent using Ripple Payments. Ripple Payments uses XRP, to enable quicker, cheaper, and more efficient cross-border transactions compared to traditional financial systems using RippleNet.

Veteran analyst Peter Brandt warns XRP could plunge 55% if key support breaks at $1.90. Can XRP defy bearish signals and avoid a full-blown price collapse? The post Peter Brandt Says XRP Could Drop 55% – Can XRP Avoid a Full-Blown Collapse? appeared first on Cryptonews.