Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs booked their strongest inflow week since October, but most of the gain came from coins investors
Bitcoin has recovered above $79,000 after briefly falling toward $78,200 as President Donald Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian vehicles,
Ethereum price broke above $2,500 this week during a sharp market-wide rally, and BitMine Immersion Technologies used the moment to
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs drew $1.92 billion in net inflows during the week of August 17 to August 21, while
Two U.S. crypto trade groups have sued three Illinois officials to stop a 0.2% digital asset tax from taking effect
Josh Kushner, set to become the incoming owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, has ridden the AI wave to an
Wall Street sees close to 40% upside in Bloom Energy. Nancy Pelosi’s household bought the stock in late July, two
Bitcoin’s strongest weekly advance since March 2023 pushed the asset close to $80,000, but analysts said further gains may depend
Prediction market traders are already throwing enormous sums at the 2028 U.S. presidential race, with JD Vance leading the overall
Bitmine is about 187,000 Ethereum short of its 5% of supply target.
WBT trades around $72.70 after hitting a new high, as its four-year milestone coincides with broader developments in blockchain infrastructure
Stablecoins can cross borders within seconds, but converting them into spendable local currency remains a slower and more fragmented process,
