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Hyperliquid (CRYPTO:HYPE) attracted significant whale accumulation after two wallets withdrew more than 375,000 HYPE tokens worth over $23 million.

Aumovio's negotiations to secure memory chips for next year are proving difficult as artificial intelligence companies consume supplies of the key components. That's according to Jutta Doenges, chief financial officer of the German auto supplier, who spoke with Bloomberg Television anchor Anna Edwards at the Bloomberg New Voices event in Frankfurt on June 24.

Coinbase has established Luxembourg as its European headquarters under MiCA, giving the exchange a single regulatory gateway.

A group of Democratic lawmakers has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to explain how it is regulating artificial intelligence tools that provide investment advice or make trading decisions for retail investors.

A CoinGecko analysis of 18.67 million tokens launched on Pump.fun found that 68.67% stopped trading on their launch day.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) could reach a bear-market low between US$42,000 and US$44,000 between October and December 2026.

Coinbase Chief Executive Brian Armstrong said growing frustration with traditional financial services is encouraging more people to explore cryptocurrency as an alternative.

Michelle Bond, the wife of former FTX Digital Markets co-chief executive Ryan Salame, is scheduled to face trial on Nov. 9.

Micron Technology Inc. surged in late trading after its quarterly sales forecast crushed Wall Street estimates, signaling that an AI-fueled growth run remains strong. The largest US maker of computer memory chips, said revenue will be approximately $50 billion in the fiscal fourth quarter, which runs through August. Bloomberg's Ruhell Amin breaks down the numbers.

Strategy shares fell below the US$100 level on Wednesday, touching an intraday low of US$99.50 as weakness in Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) weighed on the company's valuation.

Ripple USD (CRYPTO:RLUSD) has launched in Japan through SBI VC Trade after receiving approval from the Japan Financial Services Agency.

Goldman economist Farouk Soussa talks about why the Strait of Hormuz doesn't need to come back to 100% for the full amount of oil from the Gulf to come back into the market, and the longer-term outlook for crude amid the US-Iran negotiations.