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Markets across the globe for all asset classes are seeing levels of panic not witnessed since the March 2020 pandemic-induced crash. 

In another sure sign of mainstream crypto adoption sweeping the world, a host of banks, blockchain companies, and one US state announced in March that they plan to launch stablecoins soon.

Bitget’s Gracy Chen recently accused Hyperliquid of mismanagement similar to FTX, while citing decentralization concerns and risky vault structures after its JELLY delisting.

Bitget CEO warns Hyperliquid risks becoming the next FTX after controversial handling of a market manipulation incident.

With the US stablecoin market worth around $235 billion, Fidelity is entering the space amid growing institutional interest and regulatory clarity.

On-chain sleuth ZachXBT exposes UK fraudster William Parker as the Hyperliquid whale, linking him to a $20M crypto manipulation scheme.

Sacks pushes back against media claims he ‘dumped’ crypto, stating his divestment was necessary to adhere to ethics regulations.