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Gate has officially integrated the Kasplex Layer 2 network, allowing users to move Kaspa’s native token KAS between the Kaspa Layer 1 chain and Kasplex L2 directly through the exchange. According to Gate, customers can now “transfer KAS from Kaspa L1 to the Kasplex L2 wallet,” a step the platform says will “significantly” reduce entry barriers while “enhancing asset circulation and on‑chain interaction” for KAS holders. Sign me up-if we’re counting buzzwords as progress, we’re acing it.

Institutions, that wily chorus, are shifting their seats, according to CoinShares. The market as a whole drinks from a $1.4 billion weekly inflow, yet the liquid capital does not flow evenly. Bitcoin emerges as the main beneficiary, and XRP, alas, cools its enthusiasm.

Star, the founder and CEO of OKX, announced the exchange will add $25,000 to the reward offered for ZachXBT’s investigation into possible market manipulation of the RAVE token. This increases the total reward ZachXBT can earn for their work.

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So, Shiba Inu’s crossed the 20,000 burn transactions milestone. Congrats, little guy! You’ve been working out, trimming that ahem 589 trillion token waistline. But let’s be real-the market’s like, “Cool story, bro,” while sipping a latte and scrolling past. Price? Still stuck in the bargain bin at $0.0000058 to $0.000006. Even on April 14, 2026, it dropped 2.83%. Ouch. That’s not a dip; that’s a faceplant.

Strategy Buys 34,164 BTC, Total Holdings Reach 815K BTC Michael Saylor’s company has been steadily buying Bitcoin, and now holds 815,061 BTC, worth around $61.56 billion based on an average purchase price of $75,527 per Bitcoin. They recently added another 34,164 BTC for about $2.54 billion, at an average price of $74,395 each. So far … Read more

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As market watchers don their detective hats, all eyes are glued to whether our beleaguered company can regain its footing after the disheartening results of April 2026 and the lingering pall of investor skepticism.

To reiterate the obvious, U.S.-listed spot ETFs have amassed a jaw-dropping $663 million on Friday alone, leading to total inflows of $996 million last week-up from a mere $786 million the week prior. Clearly, the institutional interest in Bitcoin is hotter than a summer day in London.

The Motley Fool, those purveyors of fiscal wisdom, boldly assert that XRP could be the golden ticket before we tumble into the abyss of 2027. They point to two developments – yes, dear reader, two – that most investors seem blissfully oblivious to, like a cat ignoring its owner’s frantic attempts at affection.