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GameStop Going Full DeGen! Raising $1.3B to Buy Bitcoin 📰
Yep, you read that right! GameStop is reportedly raising $1.3 billion just to buy BTC$BTC . The meme stock king is now diving headfirst into crypto, and honestly, this could be wild.
With #Bitcoin already pushing all-time highs, this move could fuel even more hype. Is GameStop making a genius play, or are they just YOLOing into the top! 🤔
What do you think! Bullish or just another crazy crypto headline!#JELLYJELLYFuturesAlert
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GameStop Going Full DeGen! Raising $1.3B to Buy Bitcoin 📰
Yep, you read that right! GameStop is reportedly raising $1.3 billion just to buy BTC$BTC . The meme stock king is now diving headfirst into crypto, and honestly, this could be wild.
With #Bitcoin already pushing all-time highs, this move could fuel even more hype. Is GameStop making a genius play, or are they just YOLOing into the top! 🤔
What do you think! Bullish or just another crazy crypto headline!#JELLYJELLYFuturesAlert
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Lack of Media Attention for MENA: Two sides of the Same Coin
For several decades on end, countries across the world have endured the devastating effects and consequences of conflict, war, poverty, and economic desperation. Due to constant conflict and desperation, media outlets and news outlets have broadcast and covered such issues daily, providing knowledge and awareness regarding the conflict and steps to achieve peace-building/keeping. However, there is a clear bias seen from media attention and broadcasting for conflicts and crises, specifically in the Middle East and North African regions. The distinct relationships between the Middle East and Western powers have been far from peaceful and stable. Instead, such relationships are headed down a spiral dwarfed by the increasing political and economic tensions. Unfortunately, due to unstable relationships, such conflicts are covered less, rather than covered as much as conflicts that are deemed more “pressing” and “urgent” to Western countries. While the general public continues to go about their daily lives, they continue to go unaware of the dire and devastating conflicts/wars occurring in the region and lack knowledge and awareness of the issues. $SOL
Lack of Media Attention for MENA: Two sides of the Same Coin
For several decades on end, countries across the world have endured the devastating effects and consequences of conflict, war, poverty, and economic desperation. Due to constant conflict and desperation, media outlets and news outlets have broadcast and covered such issues daily, providing knowledge and awareness regarding the conflict and steps to achieve peace-building/keeping. However, there is a clear bias seen from media attention and broadcasting for conflicts and crises, specifically in the Middle East and North African regions. The distinct relationships between the Middle East and Western powers have been far from peaceful and stable. Instead, such relationships are headed down a spiral dwarfed by the increasing political and economic tensions. Unfortunately, due to unstable relationships, such conflicts are covered less, rather than covered as much as conflicts that are deemed more “pressing” and “urgent” to Western countries. While the general public continues to go about their daily lives, they continue to go unaware of the dire and devastating conflicts/wars occurring in the region and lack knowledge and awareness of the issues. $SOL
Movement Network to buy back tokens with $38M recovered from rogue market maker
The organization behind the Movement Network said it will use $38 million recovered from a market maker to buy back MOVE tokens over the next three months.
On March 24, the Movement Network Foundation said it recovered about $38 million in assets from a market maker tasked with providing liquidity on buy and sell orders for the Movement (MOVE) token on Binance.
Binance offboarded the market maker due to “market irregularities.” The exchange sanctioned the market maker, freezing its proceeds and forbidding it from further market-making activities.
Market makers provide liquidity to crypto tokens to attract traders and stabilize their prices. These entities are tasked with providing liquidity on both buy and sell orders to ensure the smooth operation of crypto exchanges.
Movement Network commits $38 million to token buyback
According to Binance, the market maker sold 66 million MOVE tokens after the token was listed, while placing “little” in buy orders. These trades netted the market maker $38 million in Tether (USDT) from their trades.
Binance said it froze the profits and informed the Movement Network Foundation of the incident.
The foundation said it had “severed all relationships” with the market maker and had recovered the frozen funds from the market maker’s rogue actions, which it said it would use in a buyback program:
“All cash proceeds recovered from the Market Maker will be used by the Movement Network Foundation to establish the Movement Strategic Reserve: a 38M $USDT buyback program to purchase $MOVE for long-term use and to return the USDT liquidity to the Movement ecosystem.”
The organization also shared a wallet address for its “Movement Strategic Reserve,” to which the purchased MOVE tokens will be transferred periodically.
Related: Binance is not ‘dumping’ Solana and other token holdings — Spokesperson
Binance investigates market irregularities
The incident follows another Binance action against an affiliated m$BTC
$SOL
On March 24, the Movement Network Foundation said it recovered about $38 million in assets from a market maker tasked with providing liquidity on buy and sell orders for the Movement (MOVE) token on Binance.
Binance offboarded the market maker due to “market irregularities.” The exchange sanctioned the market maker, freezing its proceeds and forbidding it from further market-making activities.
Market makers provide liquidity to crypto tokens to attract traders and stabilize their prices. These entities are tasked with providing liquidity on both buy and sell orders to ensure the smooth operation of crypto exchanges.
Movement Network commits $38 million to token buyback
According to Binance, the market maker sold 66 million MOVE tokens after the token was listed, while placing “little” in buy orders. These trades netted the market maker $38 million in Tether (USDT) from their trades.
Binance said it froze the profits and informed the Movement Network Foundation of the incident.
The foundation said it had “severed all relationships” with the market maker and had recovered the frozen funds from the market maker’s rogue actions, which it said it would use in a buyback program:
“All cash proceeds recovered from the Market Maker will be used by the Movement Network Foundation to establish the Movement Strategic Reserve: a 38M $USDT buyback program to purchase $MOVE for long-term use and to return the USDT liquidity to the Movement ecosystem.”
The organization also shared a wallet address for its “Movement Strategic Reserve,” to which the purchased MOVE tokens will be transferred periodically.
Related: Binance is not ‘dumping’ Solana and other token holdings — Spokesperson
Binance investigates market irregularities
The incident follows another Binance action against an affiliated m$BTC
$SOL
Tomo Connect SDK Adds Social Login and Wallet Integration for Solana, TRON & Movement, Sui Coming So
Tomo Connect SDK Adds Social Login and Wallet Integration for Solana, TRON & Movement, Sui Coming Soon
MARCH 25, 2025 — Tomo Connect, the developer infrastructure company behind Tomo Wallet and multi-chain authentication solutions, has expanded its SDK with native support for Solana, TRON, and Movement networks, the company announced today.
Tomo Connect SDK enables developers to add complete Web3 functionality to any application with minimal integration effort. The SDK provides social login capabilities and wallet features, allowing users to authenticate through familiar methods while maintaining complete control of their assets across multiple blockchains.
Bringing its total supported chain count to over 30, this expansion directly addresses the complex multi-chain integration challenges that slow down product development. This enables developers to integrate native wallets from these ecosystems alongside existing EVM compatibility, eliminating blockchain fragmentation barriers that have historically slowed Web3 adoption.
Technical Enhancements at Scale
The expanded SDK allows developers to implement direct authentication via Solana, TRON, and Movement native wallets. It offers social login functionality across all supported chains through trusted providers like Google, Telegram, Twitter, and Kakao Talk. Most importantly, it maintains a unified wallet experience where users create credentials once and use them (and the funds) across any Tomo-powered dApp.
"Web3 has an onboarding problem – months wasted on auth infrastructure, chain-specific integrations, and high drop-off during connection flows," said a Tomo Connect spokesperson. "Our expanded SDK directly addresses these critical technical pain points."
Enterprise-Grade Security Architecture
The security infrastructure of Tomo Connect’s social logins leverages Cubist's FIPS 140-certified HSMs and AWS Nitro Enclaves to create a solution with high-security protection. Keys are generated within secure hardware and protected by ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption at rest. Transaction signing happens
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MARCH 25, 2025 — Tomo Connect, the developer infrastructure company behind Tomo Wallet and multi-chain authentication solutions, has expanded its SDK with native support for Solana, TRON, and Movement networks, the company announced today.
Tomo Connect SDK enables developers to add complete Web3 functionality to any application with minimal integration effort. The SDK provides social login capabilities and wallet features, allowing users to authenticate through familiar methods while maintaining complete control of their assets across multiple blockchains.
Bringing its total supported chain count to over 30, this expansion directly addresses the complex multi-chain integration challenges that slow down product development. This enables developers to integrate native wallets from these ecosystems alongside existing EVM compatibility, eliminating blockchain fragmentation barriers that have historically slowed Web3 adoption.
Technical Enhancements at Scale
The expanded SDK allows developers to implement direct authentication via Solana, TRON, and Movement native wallets. It offers social login functionality across all supported chains through trusted providers like Google, Telegram, Twitter, and Kakao Talk. Most importantly, it maintains a unified wallet experience where users create credentials once and use them (and the funds) across any Tomo-powered dApp.
"Web3 has an onboarding problem – months wasted on auth infrastructure, chain-specific integrations, and high drop-off during connection flows," said a Tomo Connect spokesperson. "Our expanded SDK directly addresses these critical technical pain points."
Enterprise-Grade Security Architecture
The security infrastructure of Tomo Connect’s social logins leverages Cubist's FIPS 140-certified HSMs and AWS Nitro Enclaves to create a solution with high-security protection. Keys are generated within secure hardware and protected by ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption at rest. Transaction signing happens
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