CEX

CEXs are platforms managed by centralized organizations that facilitate the trading of cryptocurrencies, offering high liquidity and user-friendly fiat on-ramps. Leaders like Binance, OKX, and Coinbase serve as the primary gateways for institutional and retail entry. In 2026, the industry focus is on Proof of Reserves (PoR), enhanced regulatory compliance, and hybrid models that offer self-custody options. This tag provides updates on exchange security, listings, and global market trends.

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Best Crypto Presales of 2025: Why AlphaPepe Is Standing Out Over BullZilla and Remittix

Best Crypto Presales of 2025: Why AlphaPepe Is Standing Out Over BullZilla and Remittix

The 2025 presale season has been fierce, with multiple projects vying for investor attention. From meme-fueled hype machines like BullZilla to utility-driven ambitions like Remittix, the market is crowded. Yet analysts argue that one project — AlphaPepe (ALPE) — is carving out a unique position by combining meme culture virality with real-time delivery. AlphaPepe: Early […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
5 Best New Crypto Coins to Buy Now – Potential to Turn $1K into $10K This Bull Run

5 Best New Crypto Coins to Buy Now – Potential to Turn $1K into $10K This Bull Run

As the crypto market heats up, smart investors hunt beyond the usual suspects like Bitcoin and Ethereum for the next big gains. Low-cap altcoins often hold the real potential for exponential growth and can turn a small investment into a massive sum. This guide highlights the five best new crypto coins creating buzz in the […]

Author: The Cryptonomist
Kalshi Jumps to 62% Market Share While Polymarket Eyes $10B Valuation

Kalshi Jumps to 62% Market Share While Polymarket Eyes $10B Valuation

The post Kalshi Jumps to 62% Market Share While Polymarket Eyes $10B Valuation appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Fintech 19 September 2025 | 16:03 Event-based trading platforms are no longer niche experiments – they’re emerging as a major arena where finance, crypto, and information converge. After months of subdued activity, volumes are climbing again, and U.S.-regulated Kalshi has unexpectedly taken the lead. Betting on Everything From Rates to Sports Analysts at Bernstein describe prediction markets as a new “interface for information,” where users speculate not only on sports results but also on Federal Reserve decisions, quarterly earnings, and even crypto price moves. This year alone, more than $200 million changed hands on Polymarket contracts linked to the Fed’s recent 25 bps rate cut, while $85 million traded on Kalshi around the same decision. Mainstream brokers like Coinbase and Robinhood are watching closely, with ambitions to capture some of the momentum. With U.S. sports betting already worth tens of billions annually, the overlap is too big to ignore. Against that backdrop, Kalshi has delivered one of its strongest months since the 2024 elections. The platform reports $1.3 billion in trading volume so far in September, accounting for 62% of global prediction market activity. Just a year ago, Kalshi’s share stood at 3%. CEO Tarek Mansour called the growth “remarkable,” noting that the exchange still serves only U.S. clients. Polymarket’s Pushback Its main rival, Polymarket, has logged about $773 million in trades this month. While that trails Kalshi for now, Polymarket has unique advantages: as a crypto-native platform, it has carved out strong global demand and is working toward a formal U.S. relaunch via its acquisition of derivatives exchange QCEX. The two platforms now stand as the clear leaders of the sector, though they embody different philosophies — one regulated from the ground up, the other built around decentralization. Investors Take Notice The boom hasn’t escaped venture capital. Reports suggest…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
WLFI approves 100% buyback and burn: impact, risks, and data

WLFI approves 100% buyback and burn: impact, risks, and data

With 99.8% of votes in favor and 100% of the fees allocated to buyback and burn, WLFI attempts a relaunch after an underwhelming debut.

Author: The Cryptonomist
What Are Liquidity Providers in Crypto?

What Are Liquidity Providers in Crypto?

Liquidity is an essential in trading of all kinds of assets, including cryptocurrency, as it ensures smooth functioning of digital asset markets.

Author: The Cryptonomist
Inside the 3 Best Meme Coins to Buy This Week and none is Dogecoin

Inside the 3 Best Meme Coins to Buy This Week and none is Dogecoin

The meme coin market is buzzing again, but it’s not the usual suspects leading the charge this time.

Author: The Cryptonomist
4 Altcoins Under $1 That Could Explode in Q4 2025

4 Altcoins Under $1 That Could Explode in Q4 2025

The post 4 Altcoins Under $1 That Could Explode in Q4 2025 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The Altcoin Market (TOTAL2) has closed above its 2021 all-time high, coinciding with the Russell 2000. This dual breakout signals a new phase of capital rotation. The Altcoin Season Index (ASI) currently sits at 76, after touching 77 yesterday, firmly placing the market in the “alt season” zone for two consecutive days. According to Coinglass …

Author: CoinPedia
Kalshi surges to 62% of global prediction market share

Kalshi surges to 62% of global prediction market share

The post Kalshi surges to 62% of global prediction market share appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The prediction platform Kalshi announced that its share of the global prediction market has soared to 62.2%, a huge leap from last year’s 3.1%. The company, however, still operates exclusively in the U.S. market. According to the Block Data Dashboard, the company has already seen $1.3 billion in monthly trading volume, outpacing rival Polymarket, which stands at $773 million. The last time the prediction platform saw monthly volume topping $1 billion was in November 2024, amid U.S. elections. Kalshi is currently facing state lawsuits Kalshi now takes roughly two-thirds of the global prediction market volume, with 37% going to Polymarket and whatever is left picked up by Limitless and Myriad. Its trading particularly grew in August, partly driven by the NFL season kickoff and its enhanced focus on sports markets. Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour, in his statement on the platform’s market share, said, “It’s remarkable to see how fast the platform is growing.” Still, it faces multiple lawsuits accusing it of operating as an unregistered sports betting platform. Authorities in Maryland, Nevada, and New Jersey have all ordered it to stop operations, arguing its markets qualify as sports betting. The cases are now in federal court, with early rulings issued, but final judgments are still pending. Massachusetts took an even tougher stance last week, suing the platform and branding its sports contracts illegal and unsafe sports wagering. The state’s 43-page filing asks the court to block local users from participating, similar to the limitations imposed on Coinbase’s staking programs in some states. Andrea Campbell, the state’s attorney general, claimed that the prediction platform effectively runs a sportsbook without following the licensing and regulatory framework required in Massachusetts. Kalshi, however, pushed back on the allegations, stating, “Kalshi offers its users a fair, transparent, federally-regulated, and nationwide marketplace. Rather than engage in…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Kalshi’s global prediction market share is at 62%

Kalshi’s global prediction market share is at 62%

Kalshi’s global prediction market share is at 62%.

Author: Cryptopolitan
P2P Satellite Networks Invoking Edge-AI and Decentralized Intelligence-: Internet-AI Optimization

P2P Satellite Networks Invoking Edge-AI and Decentralized Intelligence-: Internet-AI Optimization

Today’s internet wasn’t built for AI. It was built to send emails, browse memes, and binge cat videos in 4K. When autonomous vehicles need to talk to each other across continents, or when distributed AI agents want to collaborate without a central server bottleneck, our legacy internet coughs and wheezes. Enter peer-to-peer satellite networks.Imagine thousands of satellites orbiting Earth, not owned by a single corporation but by decentralized communities.

Author: Hackernoon