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Pump.fun, the Solana-based memecoin launchpad, is reportedly preparing a $1 billion token sale at a $4 billion valuation. Solana memecoins tumbled on the news though reports are still unconfirmed by the official source. According to a June 3 report by Blockworks, Pump.fun, the memecoin launchpad based on Solana (SOL), is reportedly preparing a token sale aiming to raise up to $1 billion at a fully diluted valuation of $4 billion. Citing sources familiar with the matter, Blockwords reported that the sale will be open to both private and public investors and could launch within the next two weeks. Details on…

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MKR could be gearing up for a strong rally in the coming week, fueled by both technical signals and growing momentum around the Sky Protocol rebrand. According to data from crypto.news, Maker (MKR) surged over 17% on June 3, hitting an intraday high of $1,944 before settling around $1,892, its highest level since mid-May. The token’s market cap is hovering near $1 billion, and daily trading volume jumped nearly 50% to around $200 million, clear signs of rising activity and renewed investor interest. One of the main drivers behind Maker’s recent rally is the ongoing transition to SKY, the new…

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A California bill that would allow state departments to accept cryptocurrency payments has passed the State Assembly with a unanimous vote. On June 2, California lawmakers approved Assembly Bill 1180 (AB 1180) with a 68-0 vote during its third reading. The bill, introduced by Assembly member Avelino Valencia, is now advancing to the State Senate for further consideration. If enacted, the legislation would require the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation to establish regulations allowing state fees and transactions under the Digital Financial Assets Law to be paid in digital currencies. The bill proposes a pilot program that would run…

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PEPE remains the only token in the top gainers list with over $1 billion in trading volume. Market analysis shows that liquidation inflows are heavily skewed in favor of a rally. Pepe [PEPE] has recorded a notable market gain, rallying 9.23% in the past 24 hours. This places it among the last day’s top market gainers, according to CoinMarketCap. AMBCrypto’s analysis suggests that this 24-hour move could mark the beginning of a broader market rally, as accumulation and long positions continue to rise. PEPE hits major market momentum The top gainers list on CoinMarketCap—which tracks tokens with the most price…

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Many businesses struggle with sending and receiving money across borders. Traditional banking systems are slow, expensive, and filled with middlemen, leading to delays, extra fees, and uncertainty. For companies working with international suppliers, partners, or clients, high transaction costs, inconsistent exchange rates, and long settlement times can be major barriers to growth. Crypto payments have been proposed as a faster and more modern solution, but they come with their own set of challenges: price volatility, lack of regulatory clarity, and limited support from traditional financial institutions. This combination of issues leaves businesses in a tough spot—caught between outdated financial rails…

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Bitcoin’s supply is famously capped at 21 million coins. It is widely believed to be a fundamental feature that ensures scarcity and protects long-term value. This hard limit, embedded in Bitcoin’s code by its pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto, mimics the scarcity of precious metals like gold and is central to its identity as a deflationary asset. But could that fixed supply ever change? Technically, Bitcoin is open-source software. Anyone can suggest changes to the code. However, making a change as fundamental as increasing the total supply would require a rare level of consensus among developers, miners, businesses, and users—a feat…

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  WIF saw bearish momentum in recent days, but showed signs of beginning to recover. The absence of buying volume might give swing traders pause. dogwifhat [WIF] has begun to recover from the recent setback that knocked its price down from $1.12 to $0.85. This 24% drop occurred over two days, when Bitcoin [BTC] slipped from $108k to $104k at the end of May. Over the past 24 hours, BTC bounced from $103.8k to $106.5k, a 2.5% move. This gave space for the crypto market to recover some recent losses. At press time, CoinMarketCap data revealed that the memecoin sector…

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Typosquatting in crypto has become a global concern, where a simple spelling mistake can result in the theft of funds or compromise accounts. Scammers exploit minor typos in website URLs or wallet addresses to trick users into entering sensitive information on fraudulent platforms.  Since digital asset transactions are irreversible, falling for one of these crypto scams can mean losing assets with no chance of recovery. Understanding these risks is essential for keeping your funds secure in an increasingly digital and decentralized world. This article explores how typosquatting works, the tactics fraudsters use, real-world cases of crypto typosquatting, and the best…

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What if you could combine the speed and sophistication of centralized exchanges (CEXs) with the transparency and user control of decentralized exchanges (DEXs)? That’s the premise behind Hyperliquid, a fully on-chain perpetuals exchange founded by Jeff Yan and Iliensinc, with contributions from alumni of Caltech, MIT, Citadel, and Hudson River Trading. Hyperliquid markets itself as a new breed of exchange that doesn’t force users to choose between performance and decentralization. It promises real-time trade execution, deep liquidity, and self-custody—all built on a custom Layer 1 blockchain. But in a space crowded with innovation and competition, does Hyperliquid live up to…

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As blockchain adoption grows, so do the tactics of bad actors looking to exploit unsuspecting users. One emerging threat is address poisoning attacks, a deceptive scam that targets crypto users by tricking them into sending funds to fraudulent addresses. Unlike traditional hacks or phishing schemes that require breaching security systems, address poisoning relies on manipulation and human error. These attacks have become a growing concern in the crypto space, particularly on networks with frequent transactions like Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain. As more individuals and businesses engage in crypto transactions, the risk of falling victim to this subtle yet effective…

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