Bitcoin faces key test at $67,200
Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) traded near $63,382 as analyst Aksel Kibar identified a possible inverse head-and-shoulders reversal pattern.
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Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) traded near $63,382 as analyst Aksel Kibar identified a possible inverse head-and-shoulders reversal pattern.
The FTX Recovery Trust began its fifth distribution round, releasing about $900 million to eligible creditors of collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
Strategy kept the annualised dividend rate on its STRC preferred stock at 12% for August despite STRC ending July at $89.46.
Former Commodity Futures Trading Commission chair Chris Giancarlo said US crypto innovation will continue regardless of whether the CLARITY Act becomes law.
Pump.fun (CRYPTO) reportedly dismissed employees in April, two months before their first 25% token allocations were scheduled to vest in June 2026.
XRP Ledger, home to XRP (CRYPTO), released xrpld 3.2.1 after developers observed a validator manifest flood on 31 July.
USD/JPY is likely to extend lower this week as the US and Japan gang up to hammer home the message that the yen's declines had gone far too far. Bloomberg's MLIV Strategist Mark Cranfield breaks down the mechanisms at play as Japan reports first joint intervention with US in currency markets in 15 years.
South Korea’s five major crypto exchanges recorded US$366.58 billion in first-half 2026 trading volume, a 54.6% year-on-year decline, according to NexBlock.
Circle Internet Group closed at US$62.61 on 31 July, falling nearly 7% despite securing a New York trust charter.
Craig Wright criticised Bitcoin (CRYPTO) governance on 2 August, arguing its base protocol should remain permanently fixed to limit developer control.
Aave (CRYPTO) fell 11.2% within 48 hours after reaching US$101.57 on 31 July, reversing its move above US$100.
BitGo CEO Mike Belshe challenged Anthropic after AI agents recovered US$4.62 in Bitcoin (CRYPTO) from deliberately weakened wallets.
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