Today Crypto: latest crypto news
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Relay bridge transfers: how they work and what to do if stuck
A relay bridge can move or swap assets across chains in one flow; check the source transaction and route status before retrying a transfer that appears stuck.
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Mayan bridge from your wallet: how cross-chain swaps work
Mayan bridge can move and swap crypto across chains in one flow; learn how routes, costs and timing work, and what to check before sending assets.
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ParaSwap bridge routes depend on what needs to arrive
Bridge routes trade speed, fees and the asset delivered. Compare the amount that arrives, settlement time and destination gas before choosing a cross-chain path.
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How to Use thor swap When a Cross-Chain Swap Stalls
A stalled cross-chain swap may still be confirming, processing or waiting for an outbound transfer; check each stage before retrying or starting over.
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UK court puts Chinese law at center of 61,000-BTC claims
A UK judge ruled Chinese law will decide claims to more than 61,000 seized bitcoin, leaving ownership unresolved and shaping whether fraud victims can recover the coins.
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Binance rolls out personalized AI market interface after beta
Binance has rolled out its AI market interface after a 150,000-user beta, offering tailored summaries, alerts and briefings to eligible app and web users.
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Jeonbuk Bank opens South Korea’s first bitcoin-backed loans
Jeonbuk Bank has begun won loans secured by bitcoin for corporate clients, with third-party custody and court sales shaping how lenders can recover funds.
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Bitcoin and ether liquidity recover as altcoin depth fades
CoinDesk Research finds deeper bitcoin and ether order books a year after the October 2025 crash, while altcoin depth and spot trading remain weaker.
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XRP Ledger fixes flaw that could mint spendable XRP
The XRP Ledger fixed a payment-engine overflow that could mint spendable XRP through crafted offers; server operators need version 3.4.1 or newer.
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UK sanctions TokenSpot, Cryptomus and Heleket over Russia links
The UK added TokenSpot and the operators of Cryptomus and Heleket to its Russia sanctions list, citing suspected evasion and cutting off UK-linked financial access.