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- Nigeria’s internet usage hit 1.131 million terabytes in July 2025, driven by 4G/5G expansion and rising demand for streaming, remote work, and e-commerce. - Major operators like MTN and Airtel boosted connectivity, while TikTok, YouTube, and Netflix dominated data traffic, reflecting shifting digital habits. - Fintech growth and global streaming access boosted Nigeria’s digital economy, but cybersecurity risks and rural-urban divides persist amid uneven infrastructure progress. - 5G rollout and governmen
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- Ethereum's 2025 institutional adoption hits $4B ETF inflows, surpassing Bitcoin outflows. - Layer Brett (LBRETT) outperforms legacy tokens with 55,000% APY staking and $0.0001 fees on Ethereum L2. - Regulatory clarity and $67B stablecoin dominance position Ethereum as 2025's institutional backbone. - Strategic partnerships with Kakao Chat and Coinbase DEX drive LBRETT's retail adoption and token value.
- Verge (XVG) nears critical $0.00743 triangle apex, with potential 107% upside to $0.015376 if it breaks above $0.0080 resistance. - Technical indicators show conflicting signals: bearish RSI/MACD vs. 200-day SMA support and multi-chain expansion boosting utility. - Network upgrades (Verge Core v7.13.0) and speculative $0.035/2030 price targets highlight long-term bullish potential despite low liquidity risks. - Traders warned of 51% attack risks and 41% July volume drop, emphasizing strict risk managemen
- Q3 2025 crypto market saw 7% Bitcoin drop and $291M Ethereum liquidations, signaling leveraged volatility risks. - Institutional Bitcoin hoarding ($64.4B) and Ethereum ETF inflows ($2.85B) countered retail leverage-driven instability. - Fed dovish signals and $115K BTC support levels suggest market recalibration, not bear market, with strategic entry opportunities. - On-chain metrics (MVRV Z-Score 1.43) and whale accumulation ($58.3M BTC) indicate long-term holder confidence in price floors.
- Mega Matrix launches $16M stablecoin strategy to bypass Volcker Rule restrictions via DeFi yield generation and cross-border payments. - Stablecoins enable institutional clients to optimize liquidity while complying with U.S. GENIUS Act and EU MiCA regulatory frameworks. - The hybrid model combines capital preservation (2.37 current ratio) with staking yields, differentiating from Tether/USDC through public market access. - Strategic alignment with post-Volcker macro trends positions stablecoins as insti
- 20:12Crypto journalist: US officials will continue key negotiations today on the "Crypto Market Structure Bill"Foresight News reported that, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, U.S. senators will continue discussions on the "Cryptocurrency Market Structure Bill" today. This afternoon, representatives from several leading industry companies will head to the White House to attend another meeting on market structure. Afterwards, the CEOs of Bank of America, Citibank, and Wells Fargo will meet with senators to discuss the issue of restricting stablecoin issuers' affiliated companies from paying interest, as well as other outstanding issues.
- 20:12Machi Big Brother's 25x long position on ETH was partially liquidatedForesight News reported, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, as the market declined, Machi Big Brother (@machibigbrother) had part of his 25x long position on ETH liquidated, and closed part of his position at a loss 11 hours ago. The remaining positions currently have an unrealized loss of about $480,000. Overall, Machi has now lost more than $21.6 million.
- 20:08The US Senate is close to a final vote on CFTC and FDIC crypto regulatory officialsJinse Finance reported that the U.S. Senate has taken a key step in confirming the nominations for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) chairmanships. Trump-nominated CFTC Chairman Mike Selig and FDIC Chairman Travis Hill have passed a procedural vote of 52-47, paving the way for final confirmation. According to the Senate Majority spokesperson, the final vote may take place early next week. Selig, who previously handled crypto affairs at the SEC, will succeed interim chair Caroline Pham, and the CFTC is expected to play a central role in U.S. crypto regulation. Hill, currently serving as the FDIC's interim head, will have his position formally established upon confirmation and will continue to promote crypto-friendly banking policies.