🔫 A gang that kidnapped a "crypto millionaire" (whose wallet had only $9) was convicted in London.
Arthur Hayes published a new essay predicting Bitcoin will reach $250K and Ethereum $10K by year’s end.
⛪️ A Colorado pastor and his wife are accused of a $3.4M crypto fraud.
💤 Bitcoin hodlers from 5 years ago are "waking up"—today, they moved 10,606 BTC (~$1.26B) to unknown wallets.
BNB, Binance’s native token, hit a new all-time high above $800 overnight.
Around 519K ETH (~$1.9B) is queued for unstaking—the largest amount since January 2024.
🔮 Polymarket is considering launching its own stablecoin.
💸 PayPal officially unveiled PayPal World, a new platform integrating major payment systems and digital wallets.
Tether revealed part of its investment portfolio—its CEO said USDT’s issuer has already invested in 120+ companies and plans to expand.
📊 Stocks of firms buying altcoins are surging faster than the coins themselves—up ~150% daily and 220+% monthly, while crypto prices remain flat.
💰 MARA Holdings is raising an additional $850M to buy BTC (it currently holds 49,940 BTC worth $6B).
Putin signed a law setting a mass rollout of Russia’s digital ruble (CBDC) for September 1, 2026.
Jack Dorsey’s Square begins deploying devices for BTC payments.
🗽 Tether’s executives visited the White House and are now working on entering the U.S. market.
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The social network Farcaster continues to evolve, and one of the most exciting trends is the rise of mini-apps (Frames) embedded directly into the feed. These allow users to interact with content without leaving the platform—voting, playing games, minting NFTs, participating in polls, and even completing transactions. But where is this trend leading? Let’s break it down. What Are Frames and How Do They Work? Frames are mini-apps that operate within casts (Farcaster posts). They use iframe technology but with cryptographic signatures, making them secure. Examples of popular Frames already in use: Polls & surveys – instant audience feedback. NFT drops – minting directly from the feed. Mini-games – simple but addictive. E-commerce offers – buying products via Frame. Why Is This Important? Convenience – no need to visit external sites; everything happens in one place. Engagement – interactivity boosts user activity. Monetization – creators can sell products or NFTs directly. New business models – projects can test ideas without complex development. Where Is This Leading? The future of social media – Farcaster could become a platform where content and apps merge. Ecosystem growth – more developers will build Frames, expanding functionality. Competition with Web2 – if Twitter/X or Telegram adopt similar features, the race will intensify. A new wave of Web3 – crypto-integrated social networks could go mainstream. Conclusion Frames on Farcaster aren’t just a gimmick—they’re a step toward a decentralized internet where social networks become platforms for all kinds of interactions. Right now, it’s an experiment, but if the trend continues, we may see a new standard in online communication.
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🔫 A gang that kidnapped a "crypto millionaire" (whose wallet had only $9) was convicted in London.
Arthur Hayes published a new essay predicting Bitcoin will reach $250K and Ethereum $10K by year’s end.
⛪️ A Colorado pastor and his wife are accused of a $3.4M crypto fraud.
💤 Bitcoin hodlers from 5 years ago are "waking up"—today, they moved 10,606 BTC (~$1.26B) to unknown wallets.
BNB, Binance’s native token, hit a new all-time high above $800 overnight.
Around 519K ETH (~$1.9B) is queued for unstaking—the largest amount since January 2024.
🔮 Polymarket is considering launching its own stablecoin.
💸 PayPal officially unveiled PayPal World, a new platform integrating major payment systems and digital wallets.
Tether revealed part of its investment portfolio—its CEO said USDT’s issuer has already invested in 120+ companies and plans to expand.
📊 Stocks of firms buying altcoins are surging faster than the coins themselves—up ~150% daily and 220+% monthly, while crypto prices remain flat.
💰 MARA Holdings is raising an additional $850M to buy BTC (it currently holds 49,940 BTC worth $6B).
Putin signed a law setting a mass rollout of Russia’s digital ruble (CBDC) for September 1, 2026.
Jack Dorsey’s Square begins deploying devices for BTC payments.
🗽 Tether’s executives visited the White House and are now working on entering the U.S. market.
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block1337Daily Crypto Recap: Shocking Kidnapping Conviction and Major Market Moves
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block1337The Future of Farcaster: How Mini-Apps Are Redefining Social Interactions
The social network Farcaster continues to evolve, and one of the most exciting trends is the rise of mini-apps (Frames) embedded directly into the feed. These allow users to interact with content without leaving the platform—voting, playing games, minting NFTs, participating in polls, and even completing transactions. But where is this trend leading? Let’s break it down. What Are Frames and How Do They Work? Frames are mini-apps that operate within casts (Farcaster posts). They use iframe technology but with cryptographic signatures, making them secure. Examples of popular Frames already in use: Polls & surveys – instant audience feedback. NFT drops – minting directly from the feed. Mini-games – simple but addictive. E-commerce offers – buying products via Frame. Why Is This Important? Convenience – no need to visit external sites; everything happens in one place. Engagement – interactivity boosts user activity. Monetization – creators can sell products or NFTs directly. New business models – projects can test ideas without complex development. Where Is This Leading? The future of social media – Farcaster could become a platform where content and apps merge. Ecosystem growth – more developers will build Frames, expanding functionality. Competition with Web2 – if Twitter/X or Telegram adopt similar features, the race will intensify. A new wave of Web3 – crypto-integrated social networks could go mainstream. Conclusion Frames on Farcaster aren’t just a gimmick—they’re a step toward a decentralized internet where social networks become platforms for all kinds of interactions. Right now, it’s an experiment, but if the trend continues, we may see a new standard in online communication.
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Daily Crypto Recap: Shocking Kidnapping Conviction and Major Market Moves