Bitcoin traded flat near $66,000 on Feb. 18, showing little momentum despite sharp intraday swings. The day’s debate centered on
Ethereum has extended its recent decline, slipping toward the $2,000 level. At first glance, the pullback appears to be stabilizing.
The January FOMC meeting, which saw two dovish dissents, reflected a deeply divided Federal Reserve (Fed). While policymakers largely endorsed
Eric Trump says bitcoin will reach $1 million per coin, telling CNBC on Feb. 18 that he has “never been
Developed with Paradigm, the tool is OpenAI’s attempt to determine whether modern AI systems are up to the task of
The deal adds token lifecycle infrastructure to Kraken’s growing product suite.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a sharp $105 million outflow on Tuesday, dragged lower by heavy redemptions from Blackrock’s IBIT.
The first Sui ETFs are now trading as Canary and Grayscale bring staking-enabled crypto exposure to traditional markets.
Retail brokerage Robinhood announced plans to launch a fund that would give individual investors access to a basket of private
Crypto yield generated significant excitement when it emerged in 2017, particularly in DeFi, due to its earning potential. However, small
The MicroStrategy stock started the post-President’s Day session on a weak note. MSTR closed nearly 4% lower compared to its
Also: EF’s Stańczak to leave ED role, XRPL member-only DEX and Ethereum revives the DAO.
