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Global financial markets are experiencing renewed volatility as geopolitical tensions push investors to reduce risk exposure, triggering sharp price swings in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Bitcoin has risen 12% since the onset of the Iran conflict, outperforming equities and gold as Bitwise attributes the move directly to escalating geopolitical tensions.
X may be preparing a new crypto-focused product as head of product Nikita Bier hinted at launching something to address crypto’s weak performance.
Bill Ackman has unveiled a dual IPO plan for Pershing Square entities, targeting a combined raise of $5 billion to $10 billion.
Goldman Sachs strategist Ben Snider said fears around AI disruption could weigh on software stock valuations for years, as investors reassess growth models.
The US Department of Justice has launched a compensation process for victims of the $4 billion OneCoin crypto fraud, using seized assets to return funds.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has introduced a new policy allowing certain DeFi interfaces to avoid broker-dealer registration, signalling a more permissive regulatory stance.
Bitcoin surged to a near one-month high just below $75,000 as optimism over a potential US-Iran deal triggered a wave of short liquidations across the crypto market.
The American Bankers Association has pushed back against a White House report, warning that allowing stablecoin yields could trigger deposit outflows from smaller banks.
Hyperliquid is approaching a key technical decision point near $46 after rallying within a multi-month ascending channel, with weakening momentum raising the risk of a near-term pullback.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Indonesian police have dismantled the W3LL phishing network, seizing infrastructure linked to more than $20 million in fraud attempts.
Chris Giancarlo is leaving legal practice to become a full-time adviser to crypto and fintech firms, marking a deeper shift into the digital asset sector
South Korea has fined crypto exchange Coinone $3.5 million and ordered a partial business suspension over anti-money laundering failures.
Crypto investment products recorded $1.1 billion in inflows last week, marking their strongest weekly gains since January as investor sentiment improved.
South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service said API-based crypto trading now accounts for around 30% of market turnover, raising concerns over manipulation risks.
Stack BTC has purchased $2.7 million worth of Bitcoin as Nigel Farage deepens his involvement with the Aquis-listed treasury firm, linking UK politics more closely with crypto markets.
Zero-knowledge scaling firm StarkWare is cutting jobs and restructuring into two business units as it pivots from infrastructure development toward revenue-generating products.
Bernstein said Bitcoin’s recent selloff already reflects market fears around quantum computing, arguing the threat remains manageable rather than an immediate existential risk.
The European Central Bank said tokenisation could improve efficiency in EU capital markets but only if supported by central bank money, interoperable systems and strong regulation.
Fellowship, a crypto-aligned super PAC with a reported $100 million war chest, has begun endorsing candidates and funding campaigns ahead of the 2026 US midterm elections.
Broadridge Financial Solutions has launched a digital asset platform for Canadian wealth managers, enabling firms to offer cryptocurrencies and tokenised assets alongside traditional portfolios.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies has purchased 71,524 Ether over the past week, lifting its total holdings to about 4.87 million ETH, equivalent to roughly 4.04% of global supply.
Jito Foundation has signed a memorandum of understanding with Korean digital asset custodian KODA to develop institutional custody and staking support for JitoSOL in South Korea.
Bitcoin rebounded to $73,400 during Monday’s US session, erasing weekend losses as oil prices retreated below $100 and risk appetite returned to global markets.
