The cross-chain intents protocol lost funds shortly after publicly rejecting a connection to a North Korea-linked hacker, drawing fresh scrutiny to its security

A new DOGE app network went live to support trading, lending and stablecoin use, though the token price showed little reaction.

European regulators are pressing game publishers over in-game virtual currencies, a precedent that could extend to tokenized gaming economies.

Prolonged downtime of Shiba Inu's Layer 2 staking function raises questions about the network's reliability and roadmap execution.

Concentration of large holders increased sharply, a metric worth watching given burns have had limited price impact.

SHIB's modest gain tracked broader market strength while commentary emphasized that current burn volumes are immaterial to supply.

The claim adds to ongoing US-China tension over AI model distillation and IP.

Multiple outlets published October outlooks for SHIB, citing Shibarium data, breakout levels and key support and resistance zones.

Macro rate pressure coincides with European resistance to restrictions on stablecoin incentives.

A comparative look at Shiba Inu's Layer 2 against other chains highlights where it lags on adoption and throughput.

Coverage of SHIB's long-shot $1 and $0.01 targets emphasizes the implausible market capitalization those prices imply given a 589 trillion token supply.

Explanatory pieces walk through SHIB's burn mechanics, token supply and the demand drivers investors should weigh.

Soft labor data shifts rate expectations, a macro input for risk assets including crypto.

A roundup of meme coin forecasts pairs DOGE and SHIB outlooks for the month.

Conflicting signals for DOGE as large holders accumulate despite a bearish long-term call.

A governance vote would remove 228 million CRO from supply, with the outcome due over the weekend.

A major financial institution reportedly turned positive on BTC and published a long-range forecast.