The Open Network’s token has jumped to an 11-month high making it the 10th biggest coin by market cap. Interest in the network has been boosted by the launch of ‘giveaways’ on Telegram, allowing users to award prizes to followers.

Unibot, a leading Telegram trading bot, has seen a $560,000 exploit on a new router. The hack follows a similar breach against the Maestro bot just last week.

After a hacker stole 280 ETH from Maestro’s Router 2 contract, the development team swiftly gave users refunds plus a goodwill fee, spending over $1 million. Despite the setback, the Maestro bot continues to dominate in user count and transactions.

After Cointelegraph posted on X to say that the BlackRock spot bitcoin ETF had been approved by the SEC, BTC price jumped by 7% before falling back to its original level. BlackRock’s CEO said this demonstrated the “pent-up interest in crypto.”

Crypto is associated with crazy price swings and multi-million dollar profits. However, when the market goes sideways, traders are looking for arbitrage opportunities, catching tiny discrepancies. Can this market evolve given blockchain gas fees and latency?

Meme-stocks are at the root of the “move to T+1” reform in the U.S. securities market, forcing financial markets worldwide to readjust how they do business.

Offering high-speed trading, sniper bots play a vital role in the meme-coin trading game. However, they come with higher costs and security risks that users should consider.

Just $6.6 million worth of volume was seen across the first day of trading across nine different Ethereum ETF products, prompting some analysts to suggest investors “rotate back” into Bitcoin.