NFT

NFTs are unique digital identifiers recorded on a blockchain that certify ownership and authenticity of a specific asset. Moving past the "PFP" craze, 2026 NFTs emphasize utility, representing everything from IP rights and digital fashion to RWA titles and event ticketing. This tag explores the technical standards of digital ownership, the growth of NFT marketplaces, and the integration of non-fungible tech into the broader Creator Economy and enterprise solutions.

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Bitcoin’s Strength Meets BullZilla’s Momentum as the Best Crypto Presale to Buy

Bitcoin’s Strength Meets BullZilla’s Momentum as the Best Crypto Presale to Buy

The post Bitcoin’s Strength Meets BullZilla’s Momentum as the Best Crypto Presale to Buy appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto News 24 September 2025 | 12:15 The crypto market in 2025 is unlike anything investors have seen before. While Bitcoin continues to dominate as the foundational cryptocurrency, a new wave of presale tokens is capturing attention for their ability to generate life-changing returns. At the center of this shift is BullZilla, a project designed with deflationary mechanics and staking rewards that make it stand apart. Yet to understand why Bull Zilla is positioned as the best crypto presale to buy , it is worth comparing it to both legacy players like Bitcoin and popular meme coins such as Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and Floki. This combination of cultural relevance and presale innovation highlights the diverse opportunities available in the current cycle. For investors, the real question has become one of balance. Do you anchor your portfolio in Bitcoin for long-term stability, or do you pursue presales like BullZilla that can potentially deliver 100x returns? The answer depends on risk tolerance, but one fact is undeniable: 2025 is creating some of the most compelling cases for why presales are being recognized as the best crypto presale to buy  for those seeking asymmetric growth. BullZilla ($BZIL) – The Presale Beast BullZilla is leading the race as the best crypto presale to buy  this year because it is designed to reward both early adopters and long-term holders. Unlike traditional meme tokens that rely exclusively on hype, BullZilla introduces structured scarcity through its Roar Burn Mechanism, which permanently destroys tokens at each milestone. This system guarantees that supply diminishes as demand grows, creating a natural upward pressure on price. The presale has already surpassed $620,000 raised, with over 2,000 holders and 28 billion tokens sold, proving that momentum is firmly on its side. The project also incorporates its Roarblood Vault and HODL Furnace, mechanisms…

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Top 5 Cryptos in 2025: Bitcoin’s Strength Meets BullZilla’s Momentum as the Best Crypto Presale to Buy

Top 5 Cryptos in 2025: Bitcoin’s Strength Meets BullZilla’s Momentum as the Best Crypto Presale to Buy

The crypto market in 2025 is unlike anything investors have seen before. While Bitcoin continues to dominate as the foundational […] The post Top 5 Cryptos in 2025: Bitcoin’s Strength Meets BullZilla’s Momentum as the Best Crypto Presale to Buy appeared first on Coindoo.

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3 Best Crypto Coins with 100x Potential as September 2025 Sparks Meme-Coin Frenzy

3 Best Crypto Coins with 100x Potential as September 2025 Sparks Meme-Coin Frenzy

BullZilla leads September’s meme frenzy with $620k raised, 6,048% ROI potential, and 70% APY staking. Pudgy Penguins and AI Companions also trend as 100x plays.

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Phase 6 Entry Positions Ozak AI Among Top-Performing AI Tokens

Phase 6 Entry Positions Ozak AI Among Top-Performing AI Tokens

A lot of excitement is currently brewing in the crypto space as new entrant Ozak AI crosses over to stage six of its presale, with the price kept at $0.012. With this new achievement, the project now sits firmly in the spotlight as a top contender in the AI token market. What makes this moment […] The post Phase 6 Entry Positions Ozak AI Among Top-Performing AI Tokens appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

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The Other Blockchain

The Other Blockchain

​​Photo by Kanchanara on Unsplash On 8 September, a news item flashed across my iPhone. It was that the Nasdaq stock exchange had applied to the SEC for permission to tokenise all the stocks listed on its exchange. Tokenisation of real-world assets has been around for a good few years, with most commentators saying — yeah, it’s going to be big one day — and then returning their attention to Bitcoin and stablecoins, the two big stories hogging the headlines for the past 18 months. Let’s put this in perspective: Nasdaq-listed assets are cumulatively worth $63 trillion. Currently, the entire crypto market is worth $4 trillion. The tokenisation business is going to be orders of magnitude larger than the rest of the crypto market put together. Most of us with an interest in this sector know that the SEC has become crypto-sympathetic (or at least not crypto-allergic) since Trump appointed a slew of true believers to replace SEC Chairman Gensler and his regulatory henchmen. One can only assume that the SEC will give approval to Nasdaq, sooner or later. And then the walls will come down. Everyone will follow. Other US and global exchanges — stock, futures, commodities, options. Why? Because tokenised exchange products on a blockchain are simply a better mousetrap than the ancien régime of middlemen and paperwork and arcane regulations and process sludge that currently holds sway in traditional finance. No one will be able to resist its charms for long. This brings us to the other blockchain: Ethereum. Ethereum has struggled to get much airtime in the general financial press, except from specialists. It has been a side story, one that is generally poorly understood. But the approval of Nasdaq tokenisation will supercharge Ethereum and its native token, ETH. Ethereum was conceived and developed in 2014 by Vitalik Buterin (then a teenager) in reaction to the Bitcoin blockchain’s focused architecture, which was optimised to act as a harness for its cryptocurrency (confusingly, both the blockchain and the cryptocurrency that resides on it are called Bitcoin). The blockchain is now and will forever be a harness for its cryptocurrency. It does little else, by design and intent. Vitalik’s big idea was that a blockchain is, in fact, a special sort of general-purpose computer and should be able to do whatever people want it to do. So he designed a programming language, put it on top of the blockchain, and released it to the world. And lo and behold, developers started using Ethereum to code unique applications for all manner of things, from NFTs to prediction markets to decentralised crypto exchanges and secure file systems — including this new rising giant: tokens that represent ownership of some fraction of real-world assets. The story is a little more complicated, as is normally the case. There are multiple competitors to Ethereum that arose to allow programs to be written for blockchain apps. But therein lies Ethereum’s genius. Firstly, they released their most important development environment into the world, gratis (called the EVM). Direct competitors could either choose to start building tools from scratch or use the EVM ecosystem, bristling with hardened and useful components. They obviously chose the latter — it was the fastest route to market. And then they said to other aspirants — feel free to write your own apps on your own blockchains, but we would be happy to secure the transactions for you very inexpensively. This saved app developers from the risky work of developing security, and most took the offer. The result: almost every programmable blockchain in the world is beholden to Ethereum in some way. The adoption of Ethereum’s toolkit of development tools and security apparatus has served to strengthen their offerings whilst at the same time strengthening Ethereum’s grip. This has brought Ethereum to this point: It is the second-largest blockchain by value (currently around $500 billion). It hosts the largest number of applications of any blockchain. It has by far the largest developer ecosystem. It has the largest toolset for developers, developed by both them and their competitors, which has acted as a ‘flywheel’ for the larger Ethereum developer ecosystem. It has the most recognisable brand behind Bitcoin. It has a deep and mature roadmap into the future. It is the OG of programmable public blockchains — perhaps not as inexpensive to transact on as others, perhaps not quite as fast to settle a transaction, but the wise and generous elder, the last common ancestor of application-centric blockchains. The numbers tell the story: Ethereum (and other EVM ecosystems) hosts 95% of stablecoins, 78% of tokenised gold, 87% of tokenised treasuries, and 79% of the still-nascent real-world asset market. The big booster (stocks, commodities, and their derivatives) is yet to begin. And it is on fire, with ETH’s value having increased from $1,067 in June 2022 to about $4,500 at the time of writing, with many analysts now whispering about $10,000. In 2024, the SEC supercharged Bitcoin by approving the first Bitcoin ETF, most notably led by giant asset manager BlackRock. It looks like it is Ethereum’s time to step into the spotlight. Steven Boykey Sidley is a professor of practice at JBS, University of Johannesburg and a partner at Bridge Capital. His new book “It’s Mine: How the Crypto Industry is Redefining Ownership” is published by Maverick451 in SA and Legend Times Group in UK/EU, available now. His columns can be found at Originally published at https://stevenboykeysidley.substack.com. The Other Blockchain was originally published in Coinmonks on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story

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9 Meme Coins on Every Whale’s Radar, With One New Coin Launch in 2025 Poised to Spark the Next Bull Run

9 Meme Coins on Every Whale’s Radar, With One New Coin Launch in 2025 Poised to Spark the Next Bull Run

What if choosing the right meme coin today meant unlocking life-changing wealth tomorrow? The surge of new coin launch in 2025 is reshaping how investors chase high returns. Meme coins, once dismissed as fleeting trends, now represent cultural powerhouses with viral strength capable of creating rapid fortunes. The challenge for many traders lies in identifying […] The post 9 Meme Coins on Every Whale’s Radar, With One New Coin Launch in 2025 Poised to Spark the Next Bull Run appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

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Coinbase to List Singapore Dollar Stablecoin XSGD in Landmark StraitsX Partnership

Coinbase to List Singapore Dollar Stablecoin XSGD in Landmark StraitsX Partnership

Coinbase and StraitsX ink partnership to offer XSGD to Coinbase users globally, as well as to launch on Base.

Author: Blockhead
Crypto ETF News: Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Bleed $244 Million

Crypto ETF News: Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Bleed $244 Million

The post Crypto ETF News: Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Bleed $244 Million appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News On September 23, both spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded a second straight day of net outflows. Data from SoSoValue shows Bitcoin ETFs lost $103.61 million, while Ethereum ETFs saw outflows of $140.75 million. Bitcoin ETF Breakdown  Bitcoin ETFs posted a total outflow of $103.61 million. Fidelity’s FBTC led withdrawals at $75.56 million. Ark & …

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Coinbase to launch first SGD stablecoin by StraitsX

Coinbase to launch first SGD stablecoin by StraitsX

The post Coinbase to launch first SGD stablecoin by StraitsX appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Coinbase is partnering with StraitsX to bring the world’s first SGD-backed stablecoin to users on the platform. The token is recognized by the Monetary Authority of Singapore as compliant with the upcoming stablecoin framework. Summary Coinbase will make XSGD, the world’s first SGD-backed stablecoin, available to users on the Base ecosystem. Users will be able to directly exchange Singaporean dollars with XSGD through the platform on a one-to-one ratio. According to a press release sent to crypto.news, XSGD will be available to Coinbase and Coinbase Advanced users starting September 29, 2025 at 19:00 UTC. As part of the initial rollout, XSGD will also be issued on Ethereum Layer2 Chain Base. The token has become the first stablecoin backed by the SGD, which is acknowledged by financial regulators as being compliant with the nation’s upcoming Single Currency Stablecoin regulatory framework. In addition, the partnership between the crypto exchange and the stablecoin-native settlement layer will makes XSGD, the world’s first SGD-backed stablecoin created by StraitsX, accessible through decentralized exchanges on Base (BASE), expanding global financial access beyond existing models. As part of this rollout, the two firms will be launching joint liquidity pools that would allow users to exchange stablecoins across different currencies. One of them includes a XSGD/USDC pool on Aerodrome (AERO), the main liquidity hub on the Base network, with liquidity incentives supported by both Aerodrome and the Base ecosystem. How will Coinbase users access XSGD? Starting from September 29, users will be able to directly convert Singaporean dollars into XSGD stablecoins on a one-to-one ratio through Coinbase and other decentralized exchanges on the Base ecosystem. Users will also be able to exchange different currencies and assets into XSGD through liquidity pools. XSGD will serve as a new fiat-based alternative to the dominating USD-based stablecoins already on the market. The…

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FTX Bankruptcy Lawsuit Targets Genesis Digital Assets in $1 Billion Clawback

FTX Bankruptcy Lawsuit Targets Genesis Digital Assets in $1 Billion Clawback

The post FTX Bankruptcy Lawsuit Targets Genesis Digital Assets in $1 Billion Clawback appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The long-running FTX bankruptcy case has entered a new chapter. The FTX Recovery Trust is now suing crypto mining company Genesis Digital Assets (GDA) in an effort to claw back more than $1 billion. The lawsuit highlights how deeply Sam Bankman-Fried’s financial decisions continue to impact creditors two years after FTX’s collapse. Lawsuit Claims Inflated …

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