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Bitcoin Returns to $80,000 as Democrats Win Congress and Oil Falls
Bitcoin climbed back above $80,000 on Wednesday after Democrats won control of Congress and US stocks rallied. BTC reached about $80,500 at the Wall Street open, up over 4% from a seven-week low below $76,000. S&
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Vision33X Spots the Trade-Off in Pumpfun's New Pinned Callouts
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Wall Street Traders Have Capped Bitcoin’s Wild Rallies, Says Markus Thielen
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All news →Fabiano Proposes PumpSwap Fee Buybacks for Memecoin Communities
Fabiano proposes redirecting half of PumpSwap protocol fees into community-token buybacks, raising questions about eligibility and the existing $PUMP program.
Lukey Challenges Pumpfun's November 30 Wallet Sign-In Change
Lukey questions the security trade-offs as Pumpfun confirms a November 30 deadline for external-wallet web sign-ins and details its Privy-based migration options.
Strategy Spends Triple Its Bitcoin Outlay on STRC Buybacks
Strategy spent $208.2 million last week repurchasing its STRC preferred shares, more than three times the $65.5 million it put into Bitcoin. According to a Monday SEC filing,
Galt Adds 30 Days of Deployer History to Larpcheck
Galt reports a 30-day launch-history backfill and a fix for trading Pumpfun coins paired with other Pumpfun tokens in Larpcheck.
Anna Urges Pumpfun to Reward Long-Term Holders and Repeat Callers
Anna, known as @basilda_a, proposes holding-time rewards and incentives for sustained community support as Pumpfun reshapes its referral and Callout Rewards budget.
Pumpfun Ends 4x Referral Boost, Sets Fee Share at 37.5%
Pumpfun replaces its temporary 4x referral boost with a 37.5% fee share, directing the remaining allocation to Callout Rewards and in-app incentives.
Shaw's New Guide Shows How Pump.fun Moves Money and Tokens
The interactive explainer follows bonding curves, trading fees and Mayhem, with readers already asking who controls the machinery.
Bitcoin Closes Its Worst October in 12 Years as Stocks and Gold Fall
Bitcoin ended October near $77,558, down about 7.3% from its $83,554 open. That is its weakest October since 2014. A sell-off in US tech stocks and
