Author: Leslie Stewart

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed herein belong solely to the authors and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news editorials. we are losing. Despite all the talk of sovereignty, decentralization, and the Web3 revolution, the cold reality is that the crypto industry has not been able to cross the threshold of everyday life. We’ve built Byzantine castles above the clouds, protocols and networks of breathtaking beauty and complexity, and it turns out that no one outside of the ivory tower wants to live there. The “next billion users” aren’t coming, not because they don’t care about decentralization,…

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I realize that most people are not shorting cryptocurrencies, even though it has been a smart move over the past few months. However, the general public has still benefited greatly from the sharp decline in crypto prices since their October highs. To be fair, that total may not be in the “trillions”, it’s probably just over a trillion. But in the era of Donald Trump, trillions of dollars would be far more accurate than most information coming out of the president’s mouth.Cryptocurrency and counterfeit currencyBefore we crunch the numbers, it’s worth telling the basic story. Imagine if a group of…

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Saturday Night Live fan favorite Bowen Yang announced on Instagram that he will be leaving the show after tonight’s episode, hosted by his Wicked co-star Ariana Grande.”I loved working at SNL, and most of all I loved the people,” he wrote. Yang went on to express his gratitude to the program and everyone involved. Bowen Yang at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles on October 18th. Fraser Harrison/WireImage via Getty Images“I’m grateful for all the time I spent there,” he said.”Thank you Ali for sending me off in the most dreamy way I can imagine,” he later…

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If you look only at the price charts, 2025 was a year of heart-stopping volatility. It was a year in which Bitcoin shattered expectations to reach an all-time high of over US$126,000 in the middle of the year, only to succumb to a brutal decline in the fourth quarter, falling below US$88,000 within a few weeks. The resulting crash wiped out more than US$1 trillion in global crypto market capitalization and left retail investors reeling. But surface-level analysis misses the real story of 2025. While prices have fluctuated wildly, the structural integrity of the cryptocurrency ecosystem has strengthened. This year…

The man suspected of killing two students and injuring nine others in a mass shooting at Brown University days later shot and killed a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor, who was found dead in a storage facility in New Hampshire on Thursday, officials said.Providence Police Chief Oscar Perez told reporters Thursday that the suspect, Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, 48, died by suicide.Ted Docks, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Boston field office, said Valente, who is also suspected of killing an MIT professor days after the Rhode Island campus shooting, was found in a storage facility in Salem, New…

The Trump administration announced Thursday it would begin measures aimed at eliminating transition-related care, or what the Department of Health and Human Services calls “gender refusal procedures,” for minors across the country. “These actions ensure that the federal government will never directly fund gender reassignment procedures for minors, nor will it fund the facilities that perform these procedures,” department officials said in a call with reporters Thursday. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other department officials are expected to announce details about the move later Thursday.HHS officials said the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will…