The hype around Cardano's staking rewards continues to fade. Multiple technical and on-chain metrics struggle to hold up inflated ADA prices.

Shortly after the Sushiwap saga, revelations around the SAFE token liquidity mining and NXM collapse has left the DeFi Community reeling. 

The Web3 Foundation announced a wave of funding for projects creating infrastructure and development tools for the Polkadot ecosystem.

Teller Finance, an algorithmic credit risk protocol for decentralized unsecured lending, is set to launch in October.

Uniswap's launch caught DeFi off guard—a move that resulted in major problems for congestion on the Ethereum network.

Major exchanges immediately listed Uniswap's UNI token after the project launched the coin, marking one of the fastest mass listings.

EOS Nation, currently the #1 block producer for EOS, has announced that it supports an upgrade called "1 token, 1 vote."

While DeFi users reveled in joy at the sight of 400 free UNI tokens, DEX aggregators and their customers are displeased with the airdrop.

Before spending the freshly-earned UNI tokens, holders shouldn't forget that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) still needs its cut.

Bitcoin continues trending upward, but different metrics suggest that a correction may come before it advances further. 

NEO-Incubated Flamingo Finance plans to build out features for allowing investors to yield farm on multiple blockchain simultaneously.

Leading players in DeFi have taken over insurance protocol SAFE, after a setback due to early dumping and the inexperience of developers.

Fair launches are now the hottest trend in DeFi, but they can also erode incentive for developers to innovate and build out new ideas.

WBTC (Wrapped Bitcoin) added 10,800 tokens 24 hours after UNI token launch, taking the amount Bitcoin locked in DeFi to $1.2 billion.

The average transaction fee on Ethereum costs $7.5, three times that of Bitcoin. These ludicrous fees are not sustainable.

Leaked FinCEN documents show a minimum of $2 trillion of funds had been knowingly laundered through the banking system between 1999 and 2017

Bitcoin, stocks, and commodities are tumbling as the impending U.S. presidential election drives fear into the market.

Bitcoin and Ethereum break below crucial support levels over the past 24 hours, suggesting further losses on the horizon.

Ponzi schemes are one of the biggest consumers of gas on the Ethereum network, heightening already bad congestion.

Bitcoin SV leader Craig Wright oncoing court case concerning claims to $1 billion worth of Bitcoin will now be put before a judge in January.

UniLogin, an Ethereum onboarding solution and wallet, is shutting down due to high gas fees, an inability to scale, and browser issues.