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Solana meme coin generator Pump.fun disabled its live streaming function indefinitely yesterday following a wave of abusive content on the platform. Initially rolled out earlier this year, live-streaming was added to let users promote their newly-launched meme coins. But creators took advantage of Pump.fun’s overwhelmed moderation to deploy what Beau on X called ”absolutely heinous” purposes just to boost th eir cryptos’ valuations. “Hey @pumpdotfun there is currently someone using your livestreams to threaten to hang themselves if the coin does not reach a set marketcap,” Beau said. “Absolutely heinous and it needs to come down + see if you can get them help. Shut down the livestream feature. This is out of control.” Reports of child abuse, bestiality and even suicide threats have all been made. Pump.Fun Says Its Moderation Infrastructure Needs Upgrade To Cope Pump.fun has been one of this year’s success stories due to the me...

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is optimistic about the future of cryptocurrency in the U.S., regardless of upcoming election results. He views the current regulatory challenges as a temporary “speed bump” and believes skeptics are overlooking the industry’s growth potential. Garlinghouse also noted that, despite political tensions, both major U.S. political parties have shown a growing openness to digital assets and blockchain technology.  This growing openness could lead to clearer, more supportive regulations soon, bringing stability to the market. In response, investors are closely watching for promising tokens, hoping to identify those with the potential for strong returns as the regulatory landscape evolves. This Analysis reviews the top crypto to invest in right now based on their technological promise, use cases, and market positioning. Top Crypto to Invest in Right Now Theta Labs has announced that Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) is now usi...

In the ever-shifting landscape of regulatory uncertainties, the sustained evolution of the DAO ecosystem faces headwinds, as unveiled by a recent Occasional Paper from the European Central Bank. The Occasional Paper, titled “The future of DAOs in finance – in need of legal status,” penned by Ellen Naudts, an expert in market infrastructure payments at the ECB, underscores the imperative for a robust regulatory framework for decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) to carve their niche in the future financial realm. The paper emphasizes how the swift advancement of technology has outpaced regulatory measures concerning DAOs, negatively impacting the safety and long-term viability of the ecosystem. As DAOs inundate the market with innovative propositions, the existing “pen-and-paper era” registration framework proves inadequate in addressing the diverse risks they pose to investors. The paper concludes that until a comprehensive global...