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JUP is up 4% today amid the overall market deduction. However, it appeared to be facing a key resistance as it stages a new swing high. Failure to push through could invalidate the current bullish signal. Jupiter’s native token – JUP has been gaining traction for a straight week as […]

Decentralized Exchanges Jupiter and DYDX to Become Mainstream in Bear Market? DTX Seems Poised for Growth As the cryptocurrency bear market unfolds, decentralized exchanges (DEXs) like Jupiter, dYdX, and DTX are gaining traction among traders. These platforms are celebrated for their robust security, minimal dependence on centralized authorities, and the […]

The crypto bulls are running, and the best cryptos show how it’s done. Some are doing brilliantly, like Jupiter and DogWifHat. Others, like the Iota coin price, are standing still. Others, like Ordinals, are going backward. But the best cryptos of the bunch are set to explode 100x, and for […]

Recent developments surrounding Jupiter (JUP) and Avalanche (AVAX) have captivated experts and enthusiasts alike. With significant expansions unfolding in these networks, the spotlight now turns towards Algotech (ALGT), as experts across industries predict its emergence as the next major success story. Will Algotech (ALGT) be the star of 2024’s ICO […]

The Solana-based trading platform was experiencing issues with its price feed infrastructure.

The firm's Gold & Silver fund made a $2.58 million investment in an XRP ETP, which was later cancelled.

Bitcoin's price recovered by almost 5% this week, but the market remains rather indecisive. Meanwhile, exciting thins are happening on Solana.

One of the most-anticipated airdrops faced social media ire over its novel token distribution plan.

Critics have come down heavily on how the JUP token was launched barely 24 hours after its highly anticipated airdrop.

Validators called the airdrop a success. "Surprisingly, nothing notable" broke, one operator said.

The JUP-USD perpetual traded at 65 cents on Aevo at press time, implying a market capitalization of $700 million at the inception.

The decentralized exchange settled over $500 million in trades on Sunday, briefly becoming the biggest DEX platform.

Physical trading is most popular in China's inland, as places further from the coast are generally poorer so local governments are preoccupied with other matters.

Solana-based decentralized finance (DeFi) aggregator Jupiter has finally announced a launch date and time for its highly anticipated JUP token airdrop.

The Solana-based trading aggregator will test the longevity of the Solana frenzy.

The world of crypto and Web3 is plagued with dangers associated with fake apps and phishing attempts, duping unsuspecting victims with the promise of quick and easy money.

Hashkey Capital partner of liquids funds and research, Jupiter Zheng, says the crypto sector in Hong Kong is now primed for significant growth over the next four to five years.

Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger pulls no punches when criticizing Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. But his latest rejoinder might not pass a fact check as literally true.

Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charles Munger has once aimed at Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, declaring they are the worst kind of investments.

Warren Buffet’s right hand man Charlie Munger continued his bitter tirade against Bitcoin and crypto at a Zoom conference on Thursday.

Singapore, Malaysia, UAE, France, BENELUX countries, Nepal and the UK have adopted the NPCI's UPI payments system in varying degrees.

Yes Bank’s app UPI integration is the first for the Indian retail CBDC, which has seen a variety of projects since its pilot launch since December.

A phishing site has seized control of the Terra website, leading the site developers to sound the alarm and eventually freeze the Terra.money website. Terra.money Now Phishing Site Over the weekend, the Terra.money website fell under the control of hackers who were using the site to launch phishing attacks on whatever users were left on the platform. Kiruse, an esteemed web3 developer at Terra, took to Twitter to sound the alarm about this phishing site that's masquerading as the authentic Terra website. The site's sinister objective revolves around duping unsuspecting users into divulging their highly sensitive and confidential information. The domain in question, terra(dot)money, is presently under intense scrutiny due to its alleged involvement in this phishing endeavor. The perpetrators manipulated the website to pilfer sensitive user data, employing tactics that led users to unwittingly reveal their seed phrases, putting both cryptographic keys and funds in severe jeopardy. Alerts and Precautions Terra's response was swift. On August 19, the platform issued a stern warning against engaging with any site under the Terra money domain. This caution was reiterated the very next day, on August 20. Further efforts to bolster safety and security came from Station Wallet on August 21, advising users to steer clear of the Station desktop and mobile apps until their safety can be ensured. The team has also issued a strict directive for users: rely solely on the official communication channels—namely X (Twitter), Discord, and Telegram. This strategic move is aimed at ensuring that users receive authentic and trustworthy information during this period of uncertainty. Temporary Shutdown And Road Ahead In a bid to fend off these phishing scams, the Layer-1 blockchain Terra took the proactive step of temporarily shutting down its website. The team released an official statement on X, "The terra(dot)money domains have successfully been frozen to prevent further user phishing scams, but a full resolution is still underway. Our team has been working around the clock to rectify this issue, but we’ve encountered delays with some third-party responses.” Terra is still recovering from the devastating crash of the Terra/LUNA ecosystem last year. The company is desperately attempting to rebuild its reputation by replacing CEO Do Kwon, who was arrested and then released on bail. Furthermore, news of undisclosed wallets containing $160 million worth of digital assets belonging to Do Kwon has not helped his case. It remains to be seen if the Terra team is able to deal with the new phishing attack on top of its existing troubles. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

A phishing site has seized control of the Terra website, leading the site developers to sound the alarm and eventually freeze the Terra.money website. Terra.money Now Phishing Site Over the weekend, the Terra.money website fell under the control of hackers who were using the site to launch phishing attacks on whatever users were left on the platform. Kiruse, an esteemed web3 developer at Terra, took to Twitter to sound the alarm about this phishing site that's masquerading as the authentic Terra website. The site's sinister objective revolves around duping unsuspecting users into divulging their highly sensitive and confidential information. The domain in question, terra(dot)money, is presently under intense scrutiny due to its alleged involvement in this phishing endeavor. The perpetrators manipulated the website to pilfer sensitive user data, employing tactics that led users to unwittingly reveal their seed phrases, putting both cryptographic keys and funds in severe jeopardy. Alerts and Precautions Terra's response was swift. On August 19, the platform issued a stern warning against engaging with any site under the Terra money domain. This caution was reiterated the very next day, on August 20. Further efforts to bolster safety and security came from Station Wallet on August 21, advising users to steer clear of the Station desktop and mobile apps until their safety can be ensured. The team has also issued a strict directive for users: rely solely on the official communication channels—namely X (Twitter), Discord, and Telegram. This strategic move is aimed at ensuring that users receive authentic and trustworthy information during this period of uncertainty. Temporary Shutdown And Road Ahead In a bid to fend off these phishing scams, the Layer-1 blockchain Terra took the proactive step of temporarily shutting down its website. The team released an official statement on X, "The terra(dot)money domains have successfully been frozen to prevent further user phishing scams, but a full resolution is still underway. Our team has been working around the clock to rectify this issue, but we’ve encountered delays with some third-party responses.” Terra is still recovering from the devastating crash of the Terra/LUNA ecosystem last year. The company is desperately attempting to rebuild its reputation by replacing CEO Do Kwon, who was arrested and then released on bail. Furthermore, news of undisclosed wallets containing $160 million worth of digital assets belonging to Do Kwon has not helped his case. It remains to be seen if the Terra team is able to deal with the new phishing attack on top of its existing troubles. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.