Bitcoin sold off sharply early Friday Asian time, plunging more than 5% from $89,000 to a low of $83,400 during
XRP’s on-chain data is signaling renewed confidence as wealthy holders quietly return despite sluggish prices, with blockchain analytics highlighting early
Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) reported that approximately 72% of licensed crypto exchanges in the country remained unprofitable as of
SWIFT has announced a new global payments scheme to make cross-border transfers for consumers and small businesses as fast and
Leading crypto treasury firms BitMine and Strategy both saw their stocks plunge nearly 10% amid broader market uncertainty, as a
The SEC has drawn a clear regulatory line for tokenized securities, affirming that crypto-based formats remain fully subject to federal
Unclaimed Ethereum from a decade-long hack will be staked and distributed to fund audits, tooling, and incident responses.
The bitcoin-friendly nation’s central bank now holds over $360 million of the yellow metal, while the government, led by President
Circle’s rising correlation with ether and DeFi exposure drives the re-rating, despite valuation and competition concerns.
Crypto sentiment remained mired in fear on Thursday as the Crypto Fear and Greed Index stayed stuck in the low
Jaime Rogozinski litigated the trademark to the Supreme Court—and lost.
Thursday’s decline showed that, despite hopes for being a macro hedge, bitcoin continues to trade like the riskiest of risk
