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$400 could turn into this much if this token copies Solana’s 2021 spike in 100 days
Solana price saw a massive spike from around $1.50 to over $260 in 2021, a 17,000% increase in less than a year. People who invested early and held onto their money were quite pleased. Now, in 2025, all eyes are on Little Pepe (LILPEPE) — a revolutionary meme-powered Layer 2 blockchain that’s quickly gaining traction

2025-07-03 22:27
XRP and BNB at risk of being replaced by top trending token below $1
While Ripple and Binance Coin have long held their places as blue-chip altcoins in the top 10 by market cap, they are losing relevance due to competition. Now, a fast-rising contender under $1 could threaten their dominance. Just under $1, Little Pepe (LILPEPE) has become a top-trending token, and its presale is already surpassing expectations.

2025-07-03 21:20
4 crypto tokens to buy as early indicators point to a Q3 & Q4 upside
As the cryptocurrency market prepares for a potential bull run in the third and fourth quarters of 2025, early signs, such as increased Bitcoin momentum and Ethereum ETF inflows, indicate significant gains for specific tokens. Little Pepe ($LILPEPE), Mantle (MNT), Hedera (HBAR), and Stellar (XLM) are some of the best options, as they may offer

2025-07-03 21:00
Best crypto to buy: this token below $0.002 feels like ADA before its first major bull run
The crypto market has entered a decisive accumulation phase in 2025 in preparation for the next bull cycle. Savvy investors know that real-life-changing gains often come from early-stage, low-cap projects. One emerging token, Little Pepe ($LILPEPE), priced under $0.002, is catching serious attention, and for good reason. Just like Cardano (ADA) before its legendary 2017-2018

2025-07-03 20:20
IMF blocks Pakistan’s plans to subsidise power for Bitcoin mining
Pakistan is facing backlash from the International Monetary Fund regarding its plan to channel surplus electricity into its cryptocurrency mining operations. Local media reports claim that Pakistan’s Secretary of Power, Fakhre Alam Irfan, has informed the Senate Standing Committee on Energy that the IMF has rejected the country’s proposal to offer subsidised electricity to energy-intensive industries, including Bitcoin mining. The Power Division’s plan, first floated in November 2024, proposed a marginal-cost tariff of 22–23 Pakistani rupees per kilowatt-hour for industries such as copper smelting, data centres, and crypto mining. Officials argued that this would help absorb surplus capacity, generate revenue, and ultimately draw in private investment across high-demand sectors. However, according to Irfan, the IMF opposed the measure on the grounds that it could destabilise the power market. IMF officials are concerned that such targeted incentives could worsen structural inefficiencies in the country’s fragile energy sector. While the plan has not been formally withdrawn, Irfan confirmed that it remains under review by the World Bank and other international partners. According to Irfan, any major changes in the energy policy would require clearance from the IMF, in line with Pakistan’s current financing programme. As part of a national push toward digital transformation, Pakistan designated 2,000 megawatts of surplus electricity in May for Bitcoin mining and AI infrastructure. Officials viewed this as a way to monetise stranded generation capacity during off-peak seasons while positioning the country as a competitive player in the digital economy. This wasn’t the country’s first attempt to restructure its electricity pricing to support crypto-related industries. In September 2024, officials proposed offering a six-month marginal-cost tariff for high-consumption sectors, like mining and data centres. However, the IMF only allowed a three-month arrangement, citing similar objections. The IMF’s concerns centre around potential market stabilisation, especially if subsidies are used to artificially stimulate demand in selective sectors. The Fund maintains that such policies could undercut broader structural reforms and compromise energy pricing discipline. Pakistan’s ambitions to become a crypto hub Pakistan has doubled down on its long-term crypto ambitions as it plans to position digital assets at the centre of its economic modernisation strategy. Officials believe that integrating blockchain technologies can help drive job creation, attract global capital, and improve financial transparency across public systems. Key initiatives the country is currently exploring include plans to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve and build regulatory infrastructure to support the growth of decentralised finance and tokenisation platforms. At the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, State Minister on Blockchain Bilal Bin Saqib announced the creation of a national Bitcoin wallet to hold sovereign reserves, which would be expanded through yield-generating strategies using decentralised finance protocols. To guide its national crypto strategy, Pakistan has tapped leading global figures for support and insight. Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao has taken on an advisory role focused on blockchain infrastructure, while Strategy’s Michael Saylor has been consulted on the design and long-term structure of Pakistan’s sovereign Bitcoin reserve. The post IMF blocks Pakistan’s plans to subsidise power for Bitcoin mining appeared first on Invezz

2025-07-03 20:03
Tether explores Bitcoin mining project in Brazil: check details
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Brazilian energy and agriculture firm Adecoagro to explore the potential for Bitcoin mining using renewable power. As per the MoU, Tether, in partnership with Adecoagro, plans to mine Bitcoin using the Brazil-based renewable power provider’s surplus energy. “In addition to monetizing

2025-07-03 19:46
Large-cap alts: Swiss Bank adopts Ripple’s RLUSD; Ethereum, Cardano top dev activity
The crypto market experienced notable volatility today as Bitcoin rallied past $110,200 before retracing to press time levels of $109,850. The latest economic stats, which confirmed that the US job market is stronger than anticipated sparked the movements. According to the data, NFP employment stood at 147,000 in June, beyond the predicted 110,000. Further, the

2025-07-03 18:10
Ethereum price rises to $2,631, but retail activity still lags behind whales
Ethereum’s price has broken past the $2,600 barrier, climbing to $2,631 in the last 24 hours, up 7.39%. Source: CoinMarketCap While this marks the strongest daily gain in several weeks, the rally still reflects an imbalance between strong whale accumulation and weak retail participation. Despite broader optimism across the crypto market, Ethereum’s price action remains

2025-07-03 17:28
BONK hits weekly high as market prepares for Tuttle Capital’s ETF launch
BONK has surged to a fresh weekly high as investor excitement grows around multiple bullish developments, including the highly anticipated launch of Tuttle Capital’s leveraged crypto ETFs. The memecoin, which runs on the Solana blockchain, has been on a strong upward trajectory, gaining momentum from both technical breakouts and rapidly improving fundamentals. Traders are now

2025-07-03 16:44

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