Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson criticized Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse during a a weekly crypto rollup video over support of the CLARITY Act, arguing the proposal could reshape crypto regulation. H...

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<p><span>Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson criticized Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse during a a weekly crypto rollup video over support of the CLARITY Act, arguing the proposal could reshape crypto regulation. He accused Garlinghouse of backing a framework that could classify most projects as securities. </span></p></div></div>

Cardano vs. Ripple: Hoskinson Accuses Ripple CEO of Favoring CLARITY ACT, Calls It a “Death Trap”

An epic security crisis has erupted in the Solana ecosystem! Drift Protocol has issued an urgent statement confirming that the protocol has been hacked, emphasizing that "this is absolutely not [...]"
The article, titled "Drift Protocol Confirms Hack 'Not an April Fool's Joke! Losses Up to 270 Million Magnesium, Hackers Are Laundering Money for ETH," was originally published on BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain ABMedia media.

Drift Protocol confirms hack, "not an April Fool's joke!" Losses estimated at 270 million magnesium; hackers are reportedly laundering money and transferring it to ETH.

With the fear index soaring, yet bottoming signals appearing, is Bitcoin nearing its bottom?

Retail investors are leaving the market, while institutional investors are increasing their holdings; Bitcoin may be entering an accumulation phase.

Nearly six months have passed since Bitcoin hit its all-time high. During this six-month decline, almost no known national governments holding Bitcoin have sold off. However, we have discovered a very interesting opposing force: El Salvador vs. Bhutan. Over the past six months, El Salvador's Bitcoin holdings have increased from 6,376 to 7,600, while Bhutan's have decreased from 6,234 to 4,000.

This selling pressure from the Himalayas is not significant, but it is mysterious. Bhutan, a relatively isolated Buddhist country located between China and India, in 1974...