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Major League Baseball has named Polymarket as its official prediction market exchange in a deal reportedly worth hundreds of millions of dollars.The partnership gives Polymarket access to official MLB branding and league data, allowing the platform to integrate real league branding into its markets.Polymarket will also receive official league data through Sportradar, helping power and resolve markets tied to real world outcomes.The focus of the partnership is fan engagement, with users able to interact with markets connected to game results, team performance, and season outcomes.This episode also covers Kraken’s expanding presence in Formula 1, Mastercard’s $1.8 billion acquisition of BVNK, how Pokémon collectibles are moving onto blockchain networks, and a deep dive into Lido and Ethereum staking.Chapters:00:15 Polymarket MLB00:56 Kraken and F101:29 Mastercard02:06 Pokemon02:50 Coin Video: LidoThis is not financial advice.Keywords: crypto news, mlb polymarket, prediction markets, sports crypto, mastercard bvnk, crypto payments, stablecoins, kraken f1, pokemon nfts, blockchain, ethereum staking, lido finance

Kevin Durant is back in the spotlight—this time in crypto. Reports of a crypto-related issue tied to his holdings are raising questions around wallet security, asset recovery, and how even high-profile individuals can be exposed to risks in the space.Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has filed criminal charges against prediction market platform Kalshi, alleging the company operated as an illegal gambling business. The case highlights a growing debate around whether prediction markets should be treated as financial tools or regulated as gambling.We also break down the latest Crypto Vitals:• Total market cap: $2.4T• Bitcoin dominance: 58.2%• Ethereum: 10.7%• Fear & Greed Index: 23Plus:• Nasdaq and Kraken explore bringing traditional assets on-chain with a push toward 24/7 markets• KPOP Demon Hunters wins big at the Oscars—and the meme coin reacts in real time• A closer look at how culture and crypto narratives continue to intersectStay up to date with the latest in crypto with TheCryptoList News Weekly.This is not financial advice.

Bitcoin holds near $70K despite global turmoil.A crypto thief linked to a $46M government wallet theft is arrested, tokenized gold surges during Middle East tensions, and Waymo begins autonomous food delivery tests.In this episode of TheCryptoList News Weekly, we break down several key developments shaping cryptocurrency markets and global technology.Stories covered this week:• Bitcoin holds near the $70,000 level despite geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices• The arrest of a suspect connected to the theft of $46 million from U.S. government crypto wallets• Rising activity in tokenized gold products like PAX Gold (PAXG) and Tether Gold (XAUT) during Middle East hostilities• This week’s Crypto Vitals including total market cap, Bitcoin dominance, and the Fear & Greed Index• A proposed Minnesota bill that could ban cryptocurrency ATMs across the state• A new partnership between Waymo and DoorDash testing autonomous food delivery in Phoenix, ArizonaCrypto VitalsTotal market cap: $2.37 trillionBitcoin market cap: $1.39 trillionBitcoin dominance: 58.6%Ethereum dominance: 10.4%Altcoin market share: 31%The Fear & Greed Index currently reads 18, remaining in Extreme Fear despite Bitcoin holding near the $70K level.TheCryptoList News Weekly focuses on clear explanations and real context behind the biggest stories shaping digital assets and emerging technology.Explore cryptocurrencies and learn how they work:https://TheCryptoList.netRecommended ProductKeystone Tablet – Secure Seed Phrase Storagehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DKP6GMWAs an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

This episode of TheCryptoList News Weekly explores how global events and financial markets are intersecting with cryptocurrency.As the war in Iran escalates, on-chain data shows a surge in cryptocurrency withdrawals from Iranian exchanges. Millions of dollars moved into self-custody wallets shortly after U.S. and Israeli airstrikes began, highlighting how some users turn to Bitcoin during periods of geopolitical uncertainty.We also break down Nasdaq’s move into prediction markets. The exchange has filed with the SEC to introduce “Outcome Related Options,” contracts that allow traders to take yes-or-no positions on market outcomes tied to the Nasdaq-100 index.Plus this week’s Crypto Vitals, including total market cap, Bitcoin dominance, and the latest reading from the Fear & Greed Index.Additional topics include developments involving privacy coins Monero and Zcash, and Solana-based AI technology being explored for autonomous driving.Explore cryptocurrencies and learn how they work:TheCryptoList.netThis is not financial advice.

MicroStrategy faces up to $17 billion in unrealized losses as Bitcoin pulls back — and short interest continues to build.In this February 26 episode, we break down:• MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin exposure and short positioning• This week’s Crypto Vitals — market cap, dominance, and extreme fear• Bitcoin’s failed move above $70K• A $61M Bitcoin whale liquidation on HTX• Arizona’s SB1649 and the possibility of XRP in a state digital reserve• The expanding Conduent data breach affecting 25 million Americans• How a $39.6M Polymarket bet resolved after ZachXBT named AxiomClear, structured crypto coverage — without the noise.This is not financial advice.

This episode of TheCryptoList News Weekly brings together a mix of developments shaping the digital asset landscape.Morgan Stanley moves deeper into crypto with new ETF filings, GameStop shifts thousands of Bitcoin, and Dana White introduces prediction market integration during a UFC Fight Night.We also examine Kraken’s expanding Formula 1 presence, Bed Bath & Beyond’s tokenization strategy, Brazil’s Bitcoin-inspired music experiment, and the latest legal developments tied to Fenwick & West and the FTX fallout.Full episode available on YouTube @TheCryptoList.This is not financial advice.

This episode of TheCryptoList News Weekly covers major developments across cryptocurrency, blockchain, and digital assets.Crypto advertising returned to the Super Bowl, prediction markets recorded massive trading volume, and market sentiment reached extreme fear levels.We also examine Tether’s role in a large cryptocurrency freeze, a crypto-backed grocery store concept in New York City, and Bithumb’s Phantom Bitcoin incident.TheCryptoList News Weekly delivers clear, structured breakdowns of the stories shaping the digital asset landscape.This is not financial advice.

Bitcoin continues its four-month decline, raising renewed debate over whether the market has entered a bear phase.In this episode of The Crypto List News Weekly, Chris breaks down why analysts are divided on Bitcoin’s current trend, why Michael Saylor’s Strategy continues to accumulate BTC despite unrealized losses, and what recent market data is signaling.This episode also covers:A push into tokenized real-world assetsRegulatory restrictions on privacy-focused cryptocurrencies in DubaiRipple receiving approval to operate as regulated payments infrastructure in the European UnionCrypto Vitals, including total market capitalization, dominance, and extreme fear readingsEach week, The Crypto List News Weekly delivers clear context around the most important developments in crypto and blockchain, helping listeners understand what’s happening and why it matters.This is not financial advice.

This week on TheCryptoList News Weekly, we break down the most important developments in the crypto market — clearly and with context.Total crypto market cap has fallen to $2.84 trillion, while the Fear & Greed Index has dropped into Extreme Fearterritory. We start with what the data is signaling and how market sentiment is shifting.Bitcoin is now down more than 30% from its October highs and is hovering just above the critical $80,000 support level. We discuss why this level matters and what it could mean if support holds — or breaks.We also examine reports that GameStop moved more than 4,700 Bitcoin into Coinbase Prime. While this could suggest preparation for a sale, the company has not confirmed any plans.In enforcement news, Indian authorities have arrested two individuals connected to laundering cryptocurrency tied to the 2018 BitConnect scam, as efforts continue to recover funds for victims.The NFT market sees another major exit as Nifty Gateway announces it will shut down operations in February 2026, entering withdrawal-only mode for users.We also cover a new partnership between Solana-based DePIN project Natix and automotive supplier Valeo, focused on building AI models for autonomous driving using decentralized, real-world visual data.And in sports and crypto crossover news, Kraken renews its long-term partnership with the Atlassian Williams Formula 1 team, expanding its presence ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season.For clear explanations, market context, and crypto news without the noise, you’re in the right place.Visit TheCryptoList.net for more cryptocurrency minus confusion.Watch the full video edition on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheCryptoList/videosThis is not financial advice.

In this episode of The Crypto List News Weekly, we break down current crypto market conditions and the major stories shaping the digital asset space.We begin with the latest Crypto Vitals, including total market cap, Bitcoin dominance, and market sentiment as fear returns across the market.Stories covered include Polymarket’s live integration with UFC broadcasts, the release of former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison, growing momentum around tokenization following Superstate’s latest funding round, Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin listing on Binance, tokenization discussions at the World Economic Forum in Davos, and a recent controversy involving the Pudgy Penguins NFT brand.

In this episode of TheCryptoList News Weekly, we break down current market conditions and the major stories shaping the cryptocurrency landscape.We cover the latest Crypto Vitals, including total market cap, Bitcoin dominance, and market sentiment, followed by key geopolitical and regulatory developments impacting crypto markets.Topics include Bitcoin’s reaction to global tariff tensions, reports surrounding sovereign Bitcoin holdings, crypto flows linked to Iran and Dubai, Chiliz’s recent surge tied to EU regulatory developments, Coinbase’s stance on U.S. crypto legislation, and how Steak ’n Shake is using Bitcoin payments to reduce costs.