Crypto Breaking News

Bitcoin’s sharp decline has reignited debate over whether the market has entered a new crypto winter, with veteran investor Michael Burry warning prices could fall as low as $50,000.

Prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi are staging free grocery events in New York City as state lawmakers consider proposals that could restrict their operations.

Bitcoin briefly fell below $73,000 on Tuesday, hitting its lowest level since November 2024 as renewed selling swept through the market.

SCRYPT has partnered with Gauntlet to launch Swiss-licensed access to risk-managed decentralised finance strategies for institutional investors.

Litecoin has fallen nearly 60% from last year’s peak to levels last seen in prior market cycles, as sustained selling pressure continues to weigh on the asset.

Ethereum developers have begun debating the features of the Hegota upgrade even as they finalise work on the upcoming Glamsterdam release.

VistaShares has launched BTYB, an actively managed exchange-traded fund listed on the New York Stock Exchange that combines US Treasury exposure with Bitcoin-linked options strategies.

MetaMask has launched access to tokenised US stocks, exchange-traded funds and commodities for non-US users through a partnership with Ondo Finance.

Institutional crypto derivatives provider Rails has launched onchain vaults on the Stellar to give brokerages and fintechs access to perpetuals trading with segregated collateral and cryptographic proofs.

Fireblocks has integrated the Canton Network, enabling regulated financial institutions to custody and settle assets on a privacy-enabled blockchain built for capital markets.

The Spanish Red Cross has launched RedChain, a blockchain-based aid platform designed to give donors verifiable transparency without exposing beneficiary identities.

Bitcoin-backed borrowing at Xapo Bank is increasingly being used for long-term financial planning rather than short-term liquidity, according to the bank’s 2025 Digital Wealth Report.