Coinbase says Amazon Web Services failures across multiple availability zones caused an extended outage on its platform.
Tether froze over $514 million USDT across 370 addresses in the past 30 days as its 2025 blacklist swelled to
a16z partner David George argues AI will reshape work instead of erasing it.
After Bitcoin pushed into the $82,000–$83,000 band, short‑dated implied volatility has bounced from late‑2025 lows, with a roughly $2 billion
Pi Network (PI) trades around $0.19 with most quant models pinning it in a cramped $0.12–$0.20 band through 2026 as
MegaETH has activated a MEGA token buyback program funded entirely by net revenue from its USDm stablecoin, turning Treasury‑backed yield
Price moved higher on a late volume burst, with traders watching whether compression near $1.39-$1.40 finally resolves into a larger
Hong Kong’s SFC flags HabitTrade in a warning on unlicensed virtual asset platforms, but the broker insists it hasn’t done
Acting Labor Secretary Sandlin’s push for earlier Fed cuts clashes with a cautious central bank, leaving crypto trading a “higher
Ondo price surged above $0.30 after a JPMorgan-Mastercard tokenized Treasury pilot and strong Q1 growth pushed TVL to $3.53 billion.
Coinbase said AWS failures disrupted core trading services after errors spread across multiple zones. The company traced the outage to
Bitcoin briefly plummeted to about 2 cents on Revolut due to what the financial platform described as a third-party service
