Kalshi has launched Ethereum perpetual futures in the United States after securing approval for the product, while proposed XRP and other altcoin contracts remain subject to separate regulatory review. According to a June 4 announcement from Kalshi, the CFTC-regulated prediction…
Hayes' exit signals potential volatility and reevaluation in crypto markets, highlighting macroeconomic and geopolitical risks impacting investor sentiment.
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Arthur Hayes sold all HYPE and NEAR holdings, citing energy prices, AI IPOs, Trump policy risks, and a market peak before September. Arthur Hayes has sold all of his HYPE and NEAR holdings, and he expects market highs before September. The BitMEX co-founder said he took profits as energy prices, AI listings, and politics add […]
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TRON revenue and XRP catalysts draw attention as investors compare opportunities across major crypto projects. Tron news today is centered on one of the most impressive revenue figures in the blockchain space, $604 million in network revenue, putting TRX firmly…
XRP and SWIFT are often presented as rivals in the race to modernize global payments, but a recent argument suggests otherwise. Rather than a winner-takes-all battle, the latest developments point toward a financial environment where traditional banking infrastructure and blockchain-based settlement systems operate side by side. That perspective raises an important question: is the long-running […]
Bankless co-founder David Hoffman has disclosed how he redeployed capital after selling ETH, revealing a new portfolio tilted toward VVV, NEAR, ZEC, HYPE and LIT. The move marks a notable shift for one of Ethereum’s most recognizable public advocates and has triggered debate over whether Hoffman is rotating into a new long-term thesis or chasing a different segment of the market. In a post on X, Hoffman said he “immediately took ~50% of the capital to VVV, NEAR, ZEC, HYPE” after selling ETH. The other half, he said, was held back for dollar-cost averaging into an asset that had not already moved sharply higher. “I left the rest as capital to DCA into something not already up multiples,” Hoffman wrote, adding that NEAR was an exception because it was “~1.40 at the time.” He then said he had completed that second leg of the rotation: “I’ve finished buying LIT with that remaining 50%.” Why Hoffman Chose LIT As Next Major Crypto Bet The disclosure quickly shifted into a broader discussion