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2026-09-08 12:40:57

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RWA

2026-09-02 09:02:09

As Tokenized RWA Hits $37.29 Billion, the Market Is Testing What Ownership Really Means

The tokenized real-world asset market is still expanding, but the main question is shifting. In a recent feature, BeInCrypto said tokenized RWA on public blockchains, excluding stablecoins, had reached $37.29 billion as of Aug. 3. U.S. Treasurys and money market products accounted for $16.16 billion, or about 43% of the total, while commodities stood at $4.6 billion and stocks and ETFs at $2.16 billion. The report argues that the market is moving past the simple issue of what can be tokenized and toward a harder one: whether holding a token actually gives the holder enforceable rights to the underlying asset. BeInCrypto centered that question in interviews with Matrixdock head Eva Meng, AMINA Bank Chief Product Officer Myles Harrison, Securitize Chief Operating Officer Billy Miller, and OKX US Chief Executive Officer Roshan Robert. The discussion covered settlement, ownership registration, and the mismatch between 24/7 token trading and financial infrastructure that still runs on traditional market hours. A case involving Matrixdock’s tokenized gold product XAUm drew particular attention: in April 2025, a holder redeemed 32.148 XAUm, burned the tokens, and received a 1-kilogram LBMA gold bar within T+3 after submitting the request. In the report’s framing, that process showed how token ownership is only part of the equation. What matters is whether the token can connect, through settlement, to the release and delivery of the real asset behind it.

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GRAM

2026-08-30 11:26:59

US High School Student Sells Telegram Algorithm Cup NFT for 15,000 GRAM (≈ $20,400)

According to BeInCrypto, an American high school student has sold the Telegram Algorithm Cup NFT he earned at the International Olympiad in Informatics for 15,000 GRAM tokens, worth roughly $20,400 at the time of the transaction. That price is about 40 times Telegram’s official estimate for the average trophy value, which the company has put at approximately $500. Telegram had previously said the trophy was worth around $500 on average, putting the final sale far above its benchmark. Telegram founder Pavel Durov mentioned the sale on his channel and encouraged other winners to use the proceeds to start businesses. He recalled that $20,000 would have been enough to found his first company, VKontakte, two decades ago. The transaction, settled entirely in GRAM, was held up by Durov as an example of what competition winners can earn. The Algorithm Cup is a digital collectible on the TON blockchain, given to 235 medalists as part of the competition’s prize package. GRAM, renamed from Toncoin in June, traded at about $1.36 at the time. The deal put the 15,000-token payment just past the $20,000 mark.

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copper

2026-08-25 20:08:43

Copper closes at a record as bitcoin rises alongside gold and silver

Comex copper futures settled at $6.71 per pound on Tuesday, marking the highest closing price on record for the metal. Techub, citing BeInCrypto, said a debasement trade is lifting both metals and crypto as investors shift toward scarce assets on concerns that U.S. debt management could weaken the dollar. Gold, silver and bitcoin all moved higher under that backdrop. Last week, the U.S. Treasury raised its maximum bond buyback size from $2 billion to at least $4 billion, a step the market read as a form of stealth easing that added pressure to the dollar. The dollar index is now near a three-month low, while gold is trading around $4,666 per ounce and posting its best monthly performance since 1999. Bitcoin tracked the move in metals, trading near $78,900 with a 24-hour gain of about 0.23%, according to BeInCrypto. Earlier on Tuesday, BTC briefly moved above $81,000, its highest level since May. CoinGlass data showed that more than $4 billion in short positions were liquidated during the breakout.

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Kylie Jenner

2026-08-25 04:34:04

Kylie Jenner’s X account reportedly hacked to promote meme coin that later fell about 68%

Kylie Jenner’s X account was reportedly compromised and used to promote a meme coin called kylie, according to Techub News, citing BeInCrypto. The token’s market capitalization briefly climbed to nearly $1.19 million before dropping about 68%. Before the posts were deleted, they drew about 50,000 and 33,000 views, respectively. Community accounts flagged the posts as possible signs of an account takeover because of their unusually abrupt tone. As of press time, the token’s market capitalization stood at about $378,500, while its 24-hour trading volume was $6.1 million. The report also noted that this type of attack has appeared repeatedly in recent incidents, with hackers using celebrity or high-profile accounts to promote meme coins before a rug pull. Similar tactics had previously involved the accounts of SpaceX, Starlink, and Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev.

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Latin America

2026-08-24 13:20:11

BeInCrypto says Latin American users are moving funds through crypto, with Argentina withdrawals averaging $544

A BeInCrypto report says users in Latin America are using crypto rails to move money out of the region, with average withdrawals in Argentina reaching $544 and the median falling between $150 and $270. The study tracked six outbound fund routes and reviewed 12 products marketed as dollar accounts. Only two of those products held customer balances in insured U.S. bank deposits, while five relied directly on stablecoins. The report also found that more than 99% of withdrawn funds kept moving within 30 days, largely for wages, invoices, and day-to-day expenses, suggesting stablecoins were used more as payment rails than as stores of value. In Brazil, local savings returns rose to 150 over a decade, compared with 99 for dollar assets, yet offshore wealth declared by Brazilians was estimated at $654 billion in 2024. According to the report, that points to motives beyond yield alone. Intelliwealth CEO Farhad Farhadi described the behavior as an “insurance premium rather than a fear premium,” while Raiku CEO Robin Nordnes said habits formed during crises are unlikely to reverse quickly and that mobile access has sharply reduced friction in moving money.

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Crypto.com

2026-08-21 17:20:19

Crypto.com Allegedly Locks User Account and Freezes Funds, Then Says the Account Does Not Exist

Techub News, citing BeInCrypto, said Crypto.com allegedly locked a user’s account and froze the funds without explanation. Bradley Peak received a successful login email on Aug. 13, but could not access the account and saw a 401 Unauthorized error. Customer support first denied the account existed, then said the account was “rejected,” without defining the status or explaining why the funds were frozen. More than eight days later, the issue remained unresolved, and the funds had not yet been moved back to an external wallet address requested by the platform. BeInCrypto said it sent Crypto.com 12 questions and received only a vague compliance statement.

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Bitcoin

2026-08-06 15:00:56

Bitcoin Hashrate Down 19% in Longest-Ever Slide as Miners Shift Power to AI

According to BeInCrypto, Bitcoin’s 30-day average hashrate has dropped 19% since November 2025, sliding from 1,108 EH/s to 898 EH/s. Glassnode data shows the nine-month decline is the longest sustained drawdown in the network’s history. The slide coincides with the largest capital migration ever recorded among mining companies. Miners currently hold more than $70 billion in AI contracts. Some electricity capacity originally used for bitcoin mining has been shifted to AI hosting, and that capacity may be difficult to bring back to the Bitcoin network. The report ties the hashrate decline to this corporate shift. It cites Glassnode’s historical data to describe the nine-month stretch as unprecedented. The starting hashrate was 1,108 EH/s, and the latest reading is 898 EH/s, a 19% reduction. The AI contract holdings among miners exceed $70 billion. A portion of power capacity has moved away from bitcoin mining into AI hosting. Whether that capacity returns remains uncertain, according to the report.

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