Bitcoin drops 14 per cent in June as ETF outflows deepen
Bitcoin fell below $62,000 after a sharp June pullback extended losses across spot and derivatives markets.
Bitcoin fell below $62,000 after a sharp June pullback extended losses across spot and derivatives markets.
Senate Republicans have moved forward a $70bn immigration funding bill aimed at supporting President Donald Trump’s enforcement agenda.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has announced he is stepping back from public engagement, saying he plans to focus on building projects while reducing his presence on videos, interviews and social media.
South Korea's financial watchdog has abandoned plans to require domestic crypto firms to automatically report virtual asset transfers worth more than 10 million won to overseas exchanges and personal wallets.
SpaceX will not be added to the S&P 500 following its highly anticipated public listing after S&P Dow Jones confirmed it will maintain existing eligibility rules despite the company's expected $1.75 trillion valuation.
Grayscale has warned that Strategy’s leveraged Bitcoin treasury strategy is under pressure after the company’s recent Bitcoin sale and declining share prices raised concerns about its ability to continue accumulating BTC.
Bitcoin fell below $64,000 after Strategy disclosed the sale of 32 BTC, prompting renewed debate about the cryptocurrency’s dependence on corporate and institutional support.
Zcash’s market value fell by more than $3 billion after the disclosure of a critical vulnerability that could theoretically have allowed attackers to create unlimited counterfeit ZEC tokens.
Major U.S. banks are preparing to launch a shared tokenised deposit network by early 2027 as they seek to modernise payments and compete with the growing influence of stablecoins in digital finance.
CME Group Chief Executive Terry Duffy has criticised the recent approval of cryptocurrency perpetual futures in the United States, warning the products could create significant risks for investors and financial markets.
A group of Senate Republicans led by Senator Cynthia Lummis has urged US financial regulators to establish clearer capital standards for digital assets, arguing current rules unfairly restrict banks from participating in crypto markets.
Chainalysis said gray-market peptide sales exceeded a $100 million annual run rate as cryptocurrency became a primary payment method for buyers seeking lower-cost compounds from overseas suppliers.
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