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Monad’s Post-Mainnet Hangover: Massive Talks But No Real Traction
landscape, very few projects created buzz with as much fanfare as Monad. Backed by a staggering $244 million in funding, including a $225 million round led by Paradigm at a $3 billion valuation, Monad promised revolutionary performance improvements over Ethereum while maintaining full EVM compatibility
Lemon Launches Argentina’s First Bitcoin-Backed Visa Card
Lemon, Argentina’s second-largest crypto exchange, launched the first Bitcoin-backed Visa credit card. The new product allows users to access credit in pesos without selling their Bitcoin holdings, aiming to turn long-term BTC savings into everyday spending power.
Marcelo Cavazzoli, Lemon’s founder and CEO, explained, “We created a simple way to access credit in pesos using Bitcoin as collateral, without needing a credit history.”
As per a local report, the card works by depositing a small Bitcoin amount as collateral. Currently, users provide 0.01 BTC—around $900—granting them a credit card with a peso limit of $1,000,000. Importantly, the Bitcoin is never sold or converted, remaining intact as a store of value. Lemon also aims to make crypto participation easier for everyday
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Monad’s Post-Mainnet Hangover: Massive Talks But No Real Traction
landscape, very few projects created buzz with as much fanfare as Monad. Backed by a staggering $244 million in funding, including a $225 million round led by Paradigm at a $3 billion valuation, Monad promised revolutionary performance improvements over Ethereum while maintaining full EVM compatibility
Bitcoin Eyes $100K as Crypto Market Triggers Short Squeeze
Bitcoin (BTC) rose around 3% on the day, breaking out of a multi-week trading range as traders and institutions increase their interest. The token has hit an eight-week high today, reaching an intraday high of $97,750 before settling at $96,455, thanks to a 64% increase in trading activity in the last 24 hours, which recorded about $67 billion in trading volume.
Why Ethereum Could Be Ready to Outperform Bitcoin in 2026
Ethereum may be poised to end years of lagging performance and finally outrun Bitcoin in 2026, driven by a regulatory overhaul and a confluence of key on-chain and market metrics.
Ethereum’s bull run since 2023 has yielded 160%, less than half of Bitcoin’s staggering 457% return, according to CoinGecko data. The difference in gains highlights Ethereum’s muted performance over the years despite improving market conditions.
But several catalysts suggest that the outlook could change.
Why Ethereum Could Be Ready to Outperform Bitcoin in 2026
Ethereum may be poised to end years of lagging performance and finally outrun Bitcoin in 2026, driven by a regulatory overhaul and a confluence of key on-chain and market metrics.
Ethereum’s bull run since 2023 has yielded 160%, less than half of Bitcoin’s staggering 457% return, according to CoinGecko data. The difference in gains highlights Ethereum’s muted performance over the years despite improving market conditions.
But several catalysts suggest that the outlook could change.
Russia Prepares Bill to Ease Crypto Rules for Daily Use
Russia is preparing to relax its cryptocurrency regulations, aiming to make digital assets more accessible in daily life. Anatoly Aksakov, chair of the State Duma Financial Market Committee, confirmed a bill is ready that would remove cryptocurrencies from “special financial regulation.”
How Meta's Latest Job Cuts Compare to Recent Broader Tech Sector Layoffs
Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has cut about 1,000 jobs from its virtual reality and metaverse division Reality Labs, as it reportedly prepares to shift resources toward AI wearables and mobile features.
The Menlo Park-based company announced the layoffs Tuesday morning in an internal memo from Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth first seen by Bloomberg. Earlier reporting from the paper cites estimates that Reality Labs employs about 15,000 workers, making the cuts roughly 10% of the division's workforce.
“We said last month that we were shifting some of our investment from Metaverse toward Wearables,” Meta spokesperson Tracy Clayton wrote in a statement to state press outlet SFGate.
The move was a “part of that effort,” and Meta plans to “reinvest the savings to support the growth of wearables this year,” Clayton added.