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Social media sentiment around Bitcoin has shifted back to optimism after the cryptocurrency climbed above $70,000 amid easing geopolitical concerns.

Ripple plans to obtain an Australian Financial Services License through the acquisition of payments firm BC Payments Australia as the company expands its regulated operations globally.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said he would not invest in Bitcoin at current levels, arguing that he would wait for the US Federal Reserve to ease monetary policy before buying.

Trust Wallet has launched address-poisoning protection that automatically screens destination wallets for scam or lookalike addresses across 32 Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible blockchains.

The Jito Foundation has acquired Solana ecosystem media and analytics platform SolanaFloor and plans to relaunch the site after it shut down earlier this year following a security breach at its parent company.

BitMine Immersion Technologies transferred roughly 9,600 Ethereum to wallets linked to Coinbase Prime, according to blockchain analytics from Arkham Intelligence.

Starknet has launched STRK20, a privacy framework designed to add confidential balances and private transfers to ERC-20 tokens while maintaining regulatory compliance.

Dogecoin is approaching a key technical resistance zone where the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level aligns with the value area high, a confluence that has repeatedly triggered selling pressure in recent weeks.

A US federal court has ordered that more than 94,000 Bitcoin seized in connection with the 2016 hack of Bitfinex be returned to the exchange, marking a major restitution decision for the crypto industry.

Canaan increased its digital asset holdings to record levels in February, bucking an industry trend of miners selling reserves amid tightening profit margins.

Societe Generale-FORGE has deployed its euro-backed stablecoin EUR CoinVertible on the Stellar as part of a multichain expansion strategy.

The UK Home Office has identified cryptocurrencies as a “growing risk” in its long-term fraud strategy covering the period from 2026 to 2029.