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Memecoin creation on Solana increased sharply in late March 2025, weeks before Bitcoin (BTC) began its current rally. According to CryptoRank and Dune data, token deployments climbed as BTC approached the $100,000 level in mid-May. This shift highlights growing developer activity on Solana ahead of broader market gains. The chart shows that both BTC’s price and the number of deployed tokens have trended upward since March. Token launches crossed 50,000 in May, doubling from the previous month. While Bitcoin’s rise likely encouraged further activity, the initial spike in deployments started earlier, indicating independent momentum within Solana’s memecoin ecosystem. New tools lowered entry barriers for token creation. Platforms like Pump.fun, Boop, and Believe enabled faster token launches, contributing to the uptick in activity. These launchpads became central to the growing memecoin wave even before BTC’s uptrend took hold. Pump.fun remains the leading platform for token launches but now faces strong competition. On May 13, 2025, out of 37,800 newly created tokens, 21,700 (57%) were launched through Pump.fun. Boop followed with 6,800 (18%), while Believe recorded 4,900 (13%). The breakdown from CryptoRank shows shifting user preferences. Believe and Boop have steadily captured market share over the past two weeks. Their presence has reshaped the memepad landscape, reducing Pump.fun’s dominance and diversifying launch sources. The bar chart from April 25 to May 13 shows this shift clearly. Pump.fun’s share declined as Believe, Boop, and smaller platforms such as LetsBonk and Bags became more active. This trend suggests creators are testing alternative platforms for broader reach and faster execution. Believe app generated more than 670,000 transactions and $7.04 million in fees in 24 hours, based on recent data. Token creators received $3.52 million of that amount. Its direct integration with X enables quick token creation from social media accounts. This setup has helped attract users who previously lacked access to tokenization tools. The platform’s model, focused on simplicity and speed, appeals to users looking for minimal friction in deploying assets. As more users create tokens, network traffic on Solana increases. The result is a rise in transaction volumes and fee generation across decentralized platforms, supporting liquidity and activity across the chain. Bitcoin’s price remains a key factor in memecoin deployment cycles. The trendline since July 2024 shows that major BTC price movements often align with increases in token launches. Each bullish breakout in BTC has followed or coincided with spikes in deployment rates. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Apple rejected Fortnite’s latest submission for the App Store in the U.S. and blocked distribution via Epic’s store in the EU. Epic Games, backed by Tencent(TECHY), revealed today that the move stopped all access to the game on iPhones worldwide, yet Apple has not commented publicly. The latest block resulted after Epic Games reportedly won a case against Apple earlier this month. This is the second time Apple has blocked Epic Games’ Fortnite due to an ongoing legal dispute between Apple and Epic Games since 2020. The initial block of Fortnite by Apple in 2020 was due to Epic Games’ attempt to evade Apple’s payment system. According to Epic Games, access to Fortnite via the App Store and iOS will be unavailable globally until Apple lifts the ban. Epic Games sued Apple, accusing it of charging up to 30% commission on in-app purchases, violating the U.S antitrust regulations. Apple has already appealed the decision, and the case is in progress. After the initial block in 2020, Apple reinstated Epic Games, creator of Fortnite and backed by China’s Tencent(TECHY), last year after receiving much pressure from the European Union(EU). EU authorities enforced the Digital Markets Act (DMA), and later, Apple approved Epic Games’ marketplace app for iPhones and iPads in the EU region. Epic Games has relied mostly on the EU-based developer account to try to relaunch Fortnite under the region’s new DMA, which requires Apple to allow third-party app stores on iOS. Epic Games briefly went live in the EU region via other marketplaces, such as the Epic Games Store and AltStore PAL. Epic Games later revealed that the game was blocked on those sites, too, though it’s unclear whether Apple directly removed it or Epic themselves did in anticipation of being rejected. Epic Games Founder and CEO Tim Sweeney wrote that Apple’s App Review team should be free to review all submitted apps on time and accept or reject them according to the plain language of their guidelines. He added that senior management shouldn’t weaponize app review to delay or block competition, due process, or free speech. Last month, the European Union found Apple guilty of the DMA obligation to give consumers the choice of a service that uses less of their data and fined €500 million. According to the EU, Apple imposed restrictions on app developers, limiting their ability to fully benefit from the advantages of alternative distribution channels outside the App Store. Similarly, consumers were denied the benefit of alternative and cheaper offers as Apple prevented app developers from directly informing consumers of such offers. Apple failed to demonstrate that those restrictions were objectively necessary and proportionate Amid the surprise block, Apple’s stock was triggered, jumping by 0.18% on Friday’s premarket session and then falling later. Tencent’s China stock fell by 2.53% today. Apple’s stock has decreased by 15% this year and 12% over the past 12 months. Tencent Stock jumped 24% this year and 28% over the last 12 months. The European Union’s regulatory body has also accused Microsoft of violating the Digital Markets Act. Recently, Microsoft found itself in the battle after being charged with bundling the Teams video conferencing app with Office 365 and Microsoft 365, giving Teams an unfair advantage over rivals. The investigation emerged after Slack filed a lawsuit claiming Microsoft’s behavior was anti-competitive. To settle the dispute, Microsoft proposed selling Teams separately from the competitor products, ensuring better interoperability. Microsoft stock remained flat in the premarket session. The stock is up 16% this year and has gained more than 8% in the past 12 months. KEY Difference Wire : the secret tool crypto projects use to get guaranteed media coverage

The encrypted messaging platform has just dealt a fatal blow to the largest illicit market ever created on its platform. Haowang Guarantee, a hub of Chinese organized crime that facilitated 27 billion dollars in dubious transactions, has shut down. A spectacular victory that ironically comes as Telegram fiercely defends the privacy of its users against French authorities. On May 13, 2025, Telegram orchestrated a massive cleanup operation by deleting thousands of accounts, groups, and channels associated with Haowang Guarantee (formerly Huione Guarantee). This darknet marketplace, described by Tom Robinson from Elliptic as “the largest darknet market ever to exist“, served as a hub for various criminal activities: money laundering, crypto scams, identity theft, and even providing equipment for fraudulent call centers. The scale of the phenomenon is staggering. According to Elliptic , the Huione group as a whole may have facilitated nearly 98 billion dollars in crypto transactions. These figures reveal the existence of a real Chinese “underground banking system,” where stablecoins like Tether serve as currency to circumvent traditional regulations. This intervention comes after increasing international pressure, including the designation of the platform as a money laundering operation by the U.S. FinCEN. Remi Vaughn, Telegram spokesperson, confirms: We have removed all reported communities. Our terms of use prohibit criminal activities and we always remove them as soon as we discover them. Ironically, this strong action against crime comes as Telegram is engaged in a fierce battle to preserve encryption of its communications. In April and May 2025, the app sharply criticized French attempts to impose “backdoors” in encrypted messaging, even threatening to leave France rather than compromise users’ security. This huge divide illustrates Telegram’s fundamental dilemma: how to reconcile the protection of privacy with the need to fight criminal activities? The rapid emergence of Xinbi Guarantee, a new market already handling 8.4 billion dollars, suggests criminals adapt faster than regulators. The closure of Haowang Guarantee certainly marks a symbolic victory against cybercrime. But it also raises fundamental questions about balancing digital freedom and state control. A debate far from settled, while Telegram continues to navigate between regulatory pressures and its promise of absolute confidentiality.

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