Crypto Breaking News

South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service has expanded its use of artificial intelligence to monitor crypto markets, aiming to automate the detection of price manipulation as trading grows more complex.

Pi Network has rolled out a series of technical updates aimed at accelerating Mainnet migration and expanding access to KYC submissions across its ecosystem.

Bitwise said bitcoin has entered “fire-sale” territory after the price slid below $75,000, triggering heavy capital outflows and extreme bearish sentiment.

Jupiter has secured a $35 million strategic investment into its $JUP token from ParaFi Capital, revealed during its CatLumpurr community conference in Kuala Lumpur.

Hyperliquid plans to enter the prediction market space through a proposed protocol upgrade that would introduce fully collateralised “outcome trading” contracts.

Erik Zhang has launched Neo Global Resources to align research, engineering and enterprise partnerships around the development of Neo 4 and real-world blockchain use cases.

Donald Trump’s pledge to turn the United States into the world’s crypto capital is under strain as Bitcoin fell below $75,000, deepening losses across digital asset markets.

Bitcoin rebounded about 7% from weekend lows but remained below $80,000 in midday US trading, underscoring continued pressure across crypto markets.

GameStop chief executive, Ryan Cohen, said the company is planning a “very, very, very big” acquisition of a publicly traded consumer business that he described as more compelling than holding bitcoin.

Some 89% of global family offices hold no cryptocurrency exposure, underscoring continued caution toward digital assets, according to JPMorgan Private Bank.

Crypto firms and banks failed to reach a compromise on stablecoin yields at a White House meeting as negotiations continue over a Senate bill to regulate US crypto market structure.

The founder of Russia’s largest bitcoin miner BitRiver, Igor Runets, has been placed under house arrest on multiple tax evasion charges as the company faces mounting financial and legal pressure.