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WhiteBIT growth strategy: ecosystem, integrations and $6.2B token
In the hyper-competitive world of digital assets, exchange capitalization is more than a metric - it’s a signal of stability, trust, and long-term potential. That’s the view of Volodymyr Nosov, founder and president of WhiteBIT Group, who shared the strategies driving the exchange’s rise in valuation and market influence. Why Dogecoin lags behind Bitcoin and Ethereum in 2025
In 2025, the cryptocurrency market shows a growing divide between meme-driven tokens and assets backed by strong fundamentals. While Bitcoin has reinforced its status as “digital gold” and Ethereum has become the backbone of decentralized finance, Dogecoin continues to lag. GNCrypto is trying to understand what DOGE lacks to be considered as a top cryptocurrency. Wintermute pushes for clear crypto guidelines
Crypto market maker Wintermute has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to confirm that "network tokens" like Bitcoin and Ethereum are not securities. The company also wants the SEC to explain how broker-dealers can trade, settle and custody tokenized securities. WLFI plunges 30% after launch, Trump project proposes token burn
World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token, backed by the Trump family, has seen a sharp sell-off since its market debut, losing nearly 30% of its value within hours. In response, the project has introduced a governance proposal to implement an aggressive token buyback and burn strategy aimed at restoring confidence and stabilizing prices. CFTC opens the US market to offshore exchanges
The cryptocurrency world is constantly evolving, encompassing not just technological advances but regulatory changes too. A potentially revolutionary shift is under discussion in the US as regulators consider legalizing offshore crypto exchange operations. Crypto lobby to Senate: protect developers or we walk
More than 100 crypto groups delivered an ultimatum to Senate Banking and Agriculture: pass market-structure legislation that explicitly shields open-source developers and non-custodial tools – or lose industry backing. With the House’s CLARITY Act passed and Senate votes targeted by Sept. 30, definitions now will decide whether builders stay onshore. 












