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By Philip Maina 1 day agoFri Mar 07 2025 11:58:22 Reading Time: 2 minutes Venture capitalists invested $1.1 billion into blockchain projects in February DeFi projects received $176 million of the funds Business service providers received $230 million from investors Venture capitalists poured $1.1 billion into blockchain projects in February with DeFi and business service

Shiba Inu (SHIB) made headlines during the last bull run, achieving unprecedented growth and creating significant wealth for early investors. As of today, Shiba Inu is trading at $0.000015 per token. However, now that the cryptocurrency market is growing, investors are searching for projects with tremendous utility and growth potential. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is attracting

Bitcoin rewards just got easier with BTC Bull Token – a military-themed meme coin that’s already raised over $2 million in its presale. This coin dishes out real Bitcoin airdrops whenever BTC hits certain price milestones. Early BTC Bull Token (BTCBULL) investors believe this use case could be the key to long-term success. BTC Bull Token

PancakeSwap (CAKE) dips as investors eye OM and BPEP for gains. Mantra (OM) has surged by 36% in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin Pepe (BPEP) presale hits $2M as it aims to build a Bitcoin meme L2. PancakeSwap (CAKE) has flashed a bearish signal after a significant Bull Run causing investors to panic. As CAKE

Memecoins like Dogecoin and PEPE have shaken up the crypto market with their explosive growth and wild volatility. While these tokens continue to dominate many conversations, a growing number of investors are beginning to look beyond the hype for projects with real-world applications – projects like 1Fuel (OFT) .  With smooth cross-chain transactions, security-focused solutions

A significant market correction hit cryptocurrencies which eliminated billions of funds or damaged market trust. The total amount lost exceeded $2.24 billion in just one day on February 3. Reports from Bybit’s CEO showed overall losses near $10 billion. The decline became worse because of economic worries which included a possible trade conflict started by

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