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Dave Portnoy, the 47-year-old businessman, has been making rounds on social media, but not in a good way. Portnoy is behind several meme tokens, JAILSTOOL, LIBRA, GREED, and GREED 2, all of which have led investors straight “into the trenches.” But why do some members of the crypto community still b...

David Portnoy doubled down on his meme token drive, launching GREED, another high-risk meme. Portnoy sniped a big portion of the supply early on, while traders later posted deep losses. David Portnoy launched GREED, another meme token with a high-risk profile. The launch arrived just days after Port...

Exciting developments are brewing in the crypto space as LstBTC, the innovative liquid staking token for Bitcoin, announces strategic alliances that are poised to redefine how institutions interact with decentralized finance (DeFi). This move signals a significant leap towards bridging the gap betwe...

Dave Portnoy’s beloved meme coin, Jailstool, fell off a cliff today, crashing over 1000% in a brutal one-hour wipeout even after he kept posting about it and reiterating his promise to not sell until market cap reaches $1 billion. Less than a day after Dave hyped the token through non-stop tweets an...

Dave Portnoy, founder of Barstool Sports, promoted a new meme coin called Jailstool yesterday, making its market cap surge by 119,000% in less than five hours. The token instantly became popular after Dave tweeted and held a late-night X Space with his 3.5 million followers. But the chaos actually b...

Stablecoins and liquid staking tokens are continuing to drive TVL growth across DeFi.

The new funds add to Grayscale's expanding suite of single-asset crypto products.

Arthur Hayes is the influencer's influencer. At crypto conferences, his parties are the hottest ticket at the show, with mile-long lines. He's also a trendsetter, and leads narratives on new segments of the crypto market like Bitcoin Ordinals. Hayes' family office, Maelstrom, has made dozens of high...

Cado Security Labs says scammers use AI to make fake but real-looking company sites to dupe crypto workers into downloading info-stealing meeting apps.

It is the first US bank to facilitate liquid Ether staking, and it is focusing on institutions.