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Bitcoin is showing signs of short-term weakness after failing to sustain a rally toward $79,400, with prices slipping back to around $77,000.

Juniper Research said cross-border business-to-business stablecoin payments are projected to reach $5 trillion by 2035, up sharply from an estimated $13.4 billion this year.

BitMine Immersion Technologies has expanded its Ether holdings with a fresh purchase of 101,901 ETH, despite sitting on more than $6.5 billion in unrealised losses.

The Solana Foundation said its core developer teams have aligned on a plan to protect the network from future quantum computing risks.

Bitcoin fell to around $76,600 on Monday, reversing a push toward $80,000 as rising oil prices and renewed tensions involving Iran dampened risk appetite.

Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov has proposed a market-based solution to address roughly $700,000 in bad debt on the LlamaLend platform.

MARA Holdings has launched the MARA Foundation to support the long-term resilience and development of the Bitcoin network.

Aave is leading a coordinated recovery effort following the Kelp DAO exploit, with more than $300 million in pledged support from across the decentralised finance sector.

South Korean digital bank Kbank has partnered with Ripple to trial blockchain-based overseas remittances.

Bitcoin developer Paul Sztorc has proposed a hard fork that would reassign coins linked to Satoshi Nakamoto to investors in a new blockchain project.

Tether has launched an open-source framework designed to unify Bitcoin mining infrastructure across hardware, software and operations.

Crypto exchange Gemini has launched an AI-powered Agentic Trading feature, enabling automated trading directly through a regulated US platform.

Senator Thom Tillis has warned he will vote against the CLARITY Act unless it includes ethics provisions restricting federal officials from issuing or promoting cryptocurrencies.

Bernstein analysts say IREN is pivoting from Bitcoin mining toward AI cloud infrastructure, signalling a major shift in its long-term business model.

The European Commission has announced a new sanctions package targeting Russia’s use of cryptocurrencies, aiming to limit the country’s ability to bypass existing financial restrictions.

Israel has approved the launch of a shekel-pegged stablecoin, marking a step forward in integrating digital assets into its regulated financial system.

Aven Financial has launched a Bitcoin-backed Visa credit card offering users access to up to $1 million in credit without selling their BTC holdings.

Bitcoin whale holdings have climbed to a five-month high, signalling renewed accumulation that could tighten supply and support a move above $80,000.

The Bitcoin 2026 Conference opened in Las Vegas facing backlash from early adopters who argue the event has drifted from its anti-establishment roots toward institutional influence.

Canada has advanced legislation to ban cryptocurrency donations in political campaigns, as lawmakers seek to tighten election finance rules and reduce risks tied to digital assets.

Pudgy Penguins and Bored Ape Yacht Club posted double-digit gains, masking a broader slowdown in the NFT market as participation declines.

Coinbase said it has become the only full-service prime broker in crypto, combining trading, custody, financing, derivatives and cross-margining into a single institutional platform.

French prosecutors have charged 88 individuals, including minors, over a series of violent “wrench attacks” targeting crypto holders across the country.

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou said Europe’s MiCA framework alone is insufficient for crypto firms to achieve profitability.