Global #cryptocurrency

A recent survey by Japanese financial giant Nomura Holdings and its digital currency arm, Laser Digital, has revealed a surprising trend – a growing interest in cryptocurrency among institutional investors in Japan.

Notcoin (NOT), the Telegram tap-to-earn darling, is making waves with a double dose of good news. In a move likely to excite holders, Notcoin has burned a whopping $3 million worth of tokens from circulation. This burn significantly reduces the overall supply, potentially pushing up the value of remaining NOT tokens.

Phantom, a well-known crypto wallet for the Solana ecosystem, is making a move towards a future that supports multiple blockchains. In a recent announcement, Phantom revealed it's adding support for Bitcoin (BTC), alongside a unique NFT minting event on the Bitcoin blockchain itself.

American singer Jason Derulo is facing criticism after selling thousands of dollars worth of his new cryptocurrency, JASON tokens, despite previously stating he "WILL NEVER SELL."This revelation comes from analytics firm Bubblemaps, which claims Derulo sold tokens despite his strong public assurances.

Leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance has released a statement acknowledging concerns from its community regarding a recent airdrop distribution. The airdrop in question, for the ZKsync token (ZK), was met with criticism surrounding a perceived lack of safeguards against Sybil attacks.

Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Technologies, has sparked speculation about his interest in Bitcoin after a social media exchange with Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor. The conversation began with Dell posting a message about scarcity creating value, which Saylor responded to by highlighting Bitcoin's digital scarcity.