Bitcoin holds above $70K as ETFs draw $763M
Bitcoin held above the $70,000 level on Saturday despite short-term volatility as the United States continued military strikes against Iran.
Bitcoin held above the $70,000 level on Saturday despite short-term volatility as the United States continued military strikes against Iran.
Security concerns linked to the ongoing Middle East conflict have disrupted several major cryptocurrency conferences and sports events across the Gulf region.
White House AI and crypto adviser David Sacks called on the United States to “declare victory and get out” of the Iran conflict, marking the first public dissent from a senior Trump administration official since the war began on February 28.
Venus Protocol froze collateral across six additional markets after an attacker manipulated the price of THE to extract roughly $3.7 million in digital assets.
The proposed CLARITY Act may face slim chances of passing this year if it fails to advance within the next several weeks, according to industry analysts.
The XRP Ledger processed more than 2.5 million transactions within 24 hours, marking a notable surge in network activity as market performance remains subdued.
Large Bitcoin holders are increasing their holdings again as the price of Bitcoin trades near $71,000, according to blockchain analytics platform Santiment.
Regulatory uncertainty around Stablecoin frameworks could disadvantage traditional banks more than crypto firms as lawmakers continue debating how such assets should be classified.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin proposed merging key backend programs used by Ethereum nodes to simplify setup and encourage more users to run their own infrastructure.
MYX Finance surged 62% during intraday trading to as high as $0.515 before settling near $0.402, signalling renewed investor demand after a prolonged period of heavy losses.
Ethereum is struggling to recover as large holders sold roughly 380,000 ETH worth about $800 million over the past seven days, adding pressure to a market already trapped in a prolonged consolidation phase.
Ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee Rep. Adam Smith criticized President Trump's conduct and strategy in the war with Iran. Smith argued the administration lacks a clear endgame, saying bombing has escalated regional violence without changing Iran's behavior. Watch, on Bloomberg This Weekend with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini.
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