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Chainlink Unlocks S&P Stablecoin Ratings Onchain

_Chainlink brings S&P Global stablecoin ratings onchain via DataLink; reports surface of possible LINK user rewards, unconfirmed._ Chainlink has expanded its data services by bringing S&P Global Ratings’ Stablecoin Stability Assessments onchain. The move connects traditional financial data with b
LINK-5,13%
LiveBTCNews·20h ago

Worldcoin announced that starting on 7/24, $WLD ’s daily unlock amount would be cut by 43%, and Worldcoin jumped 3%

According to Worldcoin’s latest announcement, starting July 24, 2026, the daily unlock amount for WLD tokens will decrease by 43%, from 5.1 million tokens to 2.9 million tokens, while maintaining daily linear unlocks with no unlock cliff. This change will reduce market supply pressure and has a positive impact on price stability for the token. WLD currently has 4.9 billion tokens in an unlocked state.
WLD-2,29%
動區BlockTempo·04-11 09:27

Evernorth Amended S-4 Keeps XRPN Merger on Track for Nasdaq Debut Soon

Evernorth has moved its XRPN merger plan forward with a fresh SEC filing. The amended S-4 keeps the company on course for a Nasdaq market debut. The transaction would combine Evernorth with Armada Acquisition Corp. II. The move follows the SPAC route rather than a standard IPO. It gives the market
XRP-2,84%
CryptoBreaking·04-10 08:44

Only once every 300 years! Miners earn $220k by mining Bitcoin blocks solo

An independent Bitcoin miner using 70 TH/s successfully mined the 944,306th block in April, earning a reward of about $222,012. Although the success rate is extremely low, this event demonstrates the decentralized spirit of the Bitcoin network—any miner has a chance to mine a block. However, according to statistics, last year solo miners mined only 22 blocks, showing the real-world challenges and hardships involved.
BTC-3,43%
MarketWhisper·04-10 02:44
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Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? A new New York Times survey says it’s Adam Back, sparking wild backlash from the crypto community

The New York Times reports that Bitcoin's founder Satoshi Nakamoto is the British cryptographer Adam Back. The report is based on stylometric analysis and historical email comparisons. However, Adam Back has denied the claim and said that his long-term focus on cryptography research has led to a similar writing style. Industry experts and the cryptocurrency community have questioned the report, arguing that the evidence is weak and that Nakamoto’s true identity remains a mystery.
CryptoCity·04-10 02:02