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  • Olena Litvinenko
  • 7 hours ago
France's crypto market matures as regulation reshapes the industry
​France is calling for changes to Europe's cryptocurrency regulations as its digital finance industry continues to expand. The proposals could reshape how crypto companies operate across the EU ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 10 hours ago
SK Hynix’s rise reshapes the global chip industry and economy
​SK Hynix’s third-quarter operating profit reached 83.3 trillion won due to the rapidly growing AI memory demand. While Samsung is working to narrow the market-share gap, SK Hynix’s ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 12 hours ago
Binance hack: The biggest theft in crypto history
​Hackers stole a record $6.3 billion from cryptocurrency exchange Binance. Evidence points to North Korea, while the attack has already triggered a major cryptocurrency market selloff. But what ...
  • Ksenia Gerey
  • Yesterday
From PlayStation to crypto: Why Sony is building its own blockchain
​Sony is best known for PlayStation, films, and music, but its interests now extend into cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. The Japanese giant is building a blockchain ecosystem aimed ...
  • Oleg Tkachenko
  • Yesterday
Google loses billions: What’s behind Alphabet’s stock crash?
​Shares of Alphabet, Google's parent company, plunged more than 10%. Investors were disappointed by the tech giant's financial results despite rapid growth in its cloud business. The company is ...
  • Olena Litvinenko
  • 28.10.2026
The end of Bitcoin’s growth era: Why prominent investors doubt its future
​Bitcoin has repeatedly defied its skeptics, recovering from major crashes to set new price records. Yet its latest downturn has revived an old debate about whether the cryptocurrency's growth ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 28.10.2026
WeFi CEO: Banks are overstating the threat from stablecoins
​Traditional banks fear losing deposits to stablecoins and are pushing for restrictions on crypto companies. But how real is this threat, and can blockchain-based platforms compete with the ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 28.10.2026
HSBC’s warning signs point to a bigger risk for global banks
​HSBC’s third-quarter profit jumped 32%, but its shares fell 6% as revenue missed estimates. Rising deposit costs and private-credit exposure raise questions about the resilience of global ...
  • Anastasiia Chabaniuk
  • 27.10.2026
Why do crypto companies want their own banks?
​Ripple has received approval to establish its own bank in the U.S. Other major crypto companies are following suit, marking a shift for an industry that once sought to reduce its reliance on ...
  • Mikhail Vnuchkov
  • 27.10.2026
Between record and bubble: How Anthropic is approaching its IPO
​Anthropic is preparing for an IPO that could become one of the largest in history. Investors have high expectations for the company behind Claude. But beneath its rapid success lie risks that ...
  • Olena Litvinenko
  • 26.10.2026
From Bitcoin to AI: How crypto companies are reinventing their businesses
​Bitcoin miners are turning to AI, crypto exchanges are developing tools for autonomous software, and Jack Dorsey's Block has unveiled a voice AI model. What's driving this transformation, and ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 26.10.2026
Trezor security chief: It's easier to trick users than hack a crypto wallet
​Hardware wallets are considered one of the safest ways to store digital assets. However, recent security incidents have raised doubts even about these devices. In an interview with Traders ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 26.10.2026
How Ozempic and weight-loss drugs are quietly deflating beer volumes
​Heineken states that GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic are reducing the desire to drink through “fullness and fewer serves.” Drinking frequency among clients has already fallen 29%. Experts ...
  • Pavlo Kot
  • 25.10.2026
Q-Day for BTC: What happens if a quantum computer breaks Bitcoin?
​The public keys of more than 6 million BTC have already been exposed, making these coins potentially vulnerable. A sufficiently powerful quantum computer could theoretically derive the ...
  • Pavlo Kot
  • 24.10.2026
The cost of failure: Five of the most expensive digital outages
​A single software error can paralyze thousands of companies worldwide. In recent years, five major digital outages have caused an estimated $7 billion in business losses. Why do mistakes by ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 23.10.2026
HashKey CEO: Asia is betting on asset tokenization
​Hong Kong is strengthening its position as one of Asia's leading cryptocurrency hubs. But how developed is the local market, and what opportunities does it offer investors? In an interview with ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 23.10.2026
Debt surge meets higher yields: Critical signals for traders
​Treasury yields remain above 5%, while U.S. debt tops $40 trillion. Currently, AI concentration accounts for most of the market gains, as only 55% of S&P 500 stocks are trading above their ...
  • Anastasiia Chabaniuk
  • 23.10.2026
From exchanges to banks: How Spain is reshaping its crypto market
​Spanish banks are becoming increasingly involved in cryptocurrency, with seven major financial institutions backing a newly approved euro stablecoin project. The initiative could strengthen ...
  • Ksenia Gerey
  • 22.10.2026
Argentina’s crypto paradox: Market growth continues despite banking restrictions
​Argentine government bonds are falling sharply as investors question the country's ability to repay its debts. Amid mounting economic challenges, President Javier Milei has yet to deliver the ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 22.10.2026
CryptoQuant expert: Bitcoin bear markets are becoming less severe
​The cryptocurrency market has followed familiar cycles for years. But can investors identify warning signs of a crash before it happens? In an interview with Traders Union, CryptoQuant Head of ...