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Kevin “Mr. Wonderful” O’Leary is appearing in a new advertising campaign from Universal Coin & Bullion that promotes gold, silver, rare coins and precious metals IRAs. Kevin “Mr. Wonderful” O’Leary promotes ownership of gold and silver in new television ads and videos for Universal Coin & Bullion. (Image courtesy of Universal Coin & Bullion.) The Beaumont, Texas, company said the campaign includes television commercials, online videos and print advertisements. O’Leary, a businessman, investor, author and media commentator, became a spokesman for Universal Coin & Bullion in 2024. One of the videos shows O’Leary holding an American Gold Eagle bullion coin…
US Treasury yields surge to new highs as liquidity tightens, pushing Bitcoin back below $82,000 resistance
Make CryptoSlate preferred on Bitcoin’s latest retreat below $80,000 shows how quickly the bond market has reclaimed control of crypto trading, even after lawmakers advanced one of the industry’s most closely watched regulatory bills.Data from CryptoSlate showed that the top asset was trading at $79,083 as of press time, down more than 3% after another failed attempt to hold above $82,000.Blockchain analytical firm Santiment attributed the reversal to a “buy the rumor, sell the news” market reaction to the Senate Banking Committee’s approval of the CLARITY Act. This was a policy milestone that would typically improve sentiment across digital assets…
The Royal Canadian Mint (mint.ca) has released a new $1 circulation coin celebrating FIFA World Cup 2026, marking Canada’s role as a tournament co-host and the first time men’s World Cup matches will be played in the country. (From left to right) Artist Glen Green, the Royal Canadian Mint’s Chair Phyllis Clark and Interim President and CEO Simon Kamel, FIFA Vice President and CONCACAF President Vittorio Montagliani, and Chief Tournament Officer FIFA Canada 2026 Peter Montopoli unveil a one-dollar circulation coin celebrating the FIFA World Cup 2026 at Vancouver’s BC Place on May 14, 2026 Unveiled May 14 at BC…
Key takeaways Sui is down 10% on Friday, extending its decline for the fifth consecutive day. The technical outlook for SUI is bearish, with a risk of a steeper decline toward $1.00. Sui (SUI) is down roughly 10% on Friday, continuing a five-day decline this week as retail interest in the token wanes. The broader market is shifting focus away from underperforming layer-1 assets, and technical indicators suggest a potential double-digit drop toward $1.00. Weakness in derivatives signals sell-side dominance SUI is also losing traction in the derivatives market. According to CoinGlass, SUI futures Open Interest (OI) fell 10.5% over…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on Kraken is moving its wrapped Bitcoin (kBTC) to Chainlink CCIP as bridge-security fears continue spreading across DeFi, turning the bridge-security debate into a decision about wrapped-Bitcoin infrastructure.In a recent announcement, the exchange said it is deprecating its existing cross-chain provider and moving all Kraken Wrapped Bitcoin to Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol. CCIP will become the exclusive cross-chain infrastructure for kBTC and future Kraken Wrapped Assets.The move adds a centralized exchange‘s Bitcoin wrapper to the migration wave that followed the KelpDAO exploit. It places exchange-issued BTC distribution inside the same risk debate that has already pushed DeFi-native…
Key takeaways Ripple (XRP) tests support at $1.43 amid selling pressure from the $1.50 supply zone. Institutional ETF inflows rebound to $1.37B, while futures open interest rises to $3.09B, signaling cautious optimism. Ripple (XRP) is grinding lower on Friday, testing key support at $1.43 after being capped by strong selling from the $1.50 supply range since Monday. Despite the US Senate Banking Committee advancing the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025 (Clarity Act) on Thursday, overall market sentiment remains constrained amid a cautious recovery outlook. XRP addresses in profit tick up The proportion of XRP addresses with unrealized profit…
Somewhere in America, a tour bus is on the move.On board is a character called Wadoozie — and according to the project’s own mythology, he isn’t a person, not entirely. He’s a returning signal. A correction. The thing that comes back when the network forgets itself.That’s the lore. Underneath it sits one of the more ambitious experiments in crypto right now: a story-first ecosystem on Ethereum where a token, a 48-state physical tour, 576 hidden treasures, and a creator economy all run on the same loop.Welcome to Wadoozie. Welcome to $WADZ.What Is Wadoozie?Wadoozie is a narrative-driven, on-chain attention network. The…
Key takeaways Pi Network extends losses on Friday as a 50-period EMA caps short-term recovery attempts. The token could drop below the $0.1600 if the bearish trend persists. Pi Network (PI) extended losses on Friday, risking a bearish breakout from its short-term consolidation on the 4-hour chart. The token remains capped by the 50-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $0.1733, limiting recovery despite the recent launch of vibe coding features within the Pi ecosystem. Vibe coding features aim to boost ecosystem development The Pi Network has introduced vibe coding tools for developers, enabling the conversion of AI-assisted apps—from platforms like…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on Investors are piling into leveraged ETFs at a record pace, turning the Bitcoin risk-on boom into a test of whether speculative demand can survive hotter inflation and fading expectations of Fed rate cuts.Bitcoin trades near $81,000 as of May 15, close enough to the $86,900 resistance ceiling to make a breakout plausible and to the $76,900 support floor to make a rejection consequential, according to a report by Glassnode.US-leveraged ETF assets under management reportedly reached $177 billion, up $45 billion from the March market bottom.Technology-linked funds hold roughly $65 billion, semiconductor-focused funds hold $32 billion, and…
Make CryptoSlate preferred on Crypto can feel bullish and bearish simultaneously because its major sectors have stopped moving together.Bitcoin collects institutional ETF flows while DeFi contracts, stablecoins expand into payment infrastructure, while altcoins lag, and layer-2 (L2) networks process record volumes while their tokens reprice sideways.Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley offered a framework for the contradiction, arguing that crypto has split into at least four distinct industries: stablecoins and payments, Bitcoin as an asset class, tokenization and on-chain financial services, and blockchain infrastructure.Each of these industries operates on its own fundamentals, regulatory path, and adoption curve. Bitcoin can outperform the entire…