Bitcoin, blockchain, DeFi, digital assets, and crypto regulation.
With nearly 50,000 BTC moving to exchanges at a loss, short-term holders are facing heightened stress levels not seen in two years. Is another downturn imminent for Bitcoin?
The recent decline in Bitcoin appears to be tied to a broader selloff in gold and silver, as market dynamics shift under the influence of the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance.
Despite emerging markets leading in stablecoin usage, the concentration of founders and venture capital remains heavily skewed towards the U.S. and Europe.
Robinhood's restructuring and layoffs reflect broader trends in the crypto industry, which many experts believe indicate a late bear market. However, analysts suggest that there is no cause for alarm.
The recent $444.51 million outflow marks the seventh consecutive week of losses for IBIT investors, who are now facing an average decline of about 40%.
Recent losses for Coinbase and Circle have outpaced declines seen in major tech firms like Oracle and Netflix, signaling a troubling trend for crypto equities.
Tether is leveraging its substantial $23 billion gold stockpile by introducing bullion-backed loans for XAUT holders, allowing them to borrow against their assets.
In a recent statement, Binance founder CZ discussed the reasons behind the crypto market's significant decline, attributing it to a combination of AI developments, global tensions, and the typical four-year cycle.
The valuation of Strategy has fallen below the worth of its bitcoin assets, which may hinder the firm's ability to secure new capital.
Brad Garlinghouse of Ripple maintains a positive outlook on bitcoin while criticizing Michael Saylor's funding approach, suggesting it has negatively impacted the crypto market.
The stock market saw gains, particularly in AI stocks, while the crypto sector struggled, with significant losses in Dogecoin and other memecoins.
While Solana's price has bounced back to $72, onchain metrics indicate a decline in total value locked and decentralized exchange volumes, suggesting a potential loss of momentum.
Strategy's STRC shares reached a record low of $71.40, falling about 25% below par, as Bitcoin struggles to maintain its value.
Ripple's CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, has expressed concerns that Michael Saylor's strategies have negatively affected the crypto market, particularly as Strategy's STRC trades significantly below par.
The crypto market sees a rebound, led by Aave and Solana ecosystem tokens, as Bitcoin stabilizes around $60,000. Aave's founder has suggested potential token buybacks.
Maxine Waters, a leading Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, has urged the Department of Labor to retract its proposal allowing cryptocurrency in 401(k) plans.
Carlos San Basilio has firmly stated that there will be no exceptions or extensions to the MiCA compliance deadline for crypto exchanges serving EU users.
A former Ethereum Foundation member highlights the pressing need for new funding mechanisms as the Foundation decreases its involvement in governance, raising concerns about the network's future.
The Spanish regulator has confirmed that crypto firms in the EU must secure a MiCA license by July 1 or cease operations, with no extensions available. Binance remains unlicensed.
The SEC and CFTC are inviting public feedback on portfolio margining, addressing the rise of cryptocurrency derivatives and multi-asset trading.