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Bitcoin’s price surge was short-lived, as spot selling erased gains and indicated a lack of demand, with on-chain data revealing dense supply caps and a growing number of loss-holders selling their holdings.
The Federal Reserve has overhauled its bank policy, pulling back from prior crypto-focused restrictions, in a move that is expected to provide more clarity and opportunities for crypto banks and financial institutions.
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Crypto market experiences significant pullback, with Ethereum nearing $2,800 and sector indices flashing steep declines.
Crypto ETPs could see a flood of liquidations by 2027, according to Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart. With many applications awaiting SEC approval, the market is set to become increasingly saturated, leading to a struggle for survival among ETPs.
Bitcoin’s volatility is expected to remain below Nvidia’s in 2026, driven by institutional adoption and ETFs, according to a report by Bitwise.
Tether’s USDT processed $156 billion in payments under $1,000 in 2025, showing significant crypto adoption for everyday use, particularly in regions with limited access to traditional banking.
Bitcoin price slips toward $86,000 as Asian markets open lower, extending a risk-off move from Wall Street’s tech-led sell-off.
The US Federal Reserve withdraws its outdated guidance blocking banks from engaging with crypto, reflecting an evolving understanding of the cryptocurrency space and potentially paving the way for greater banking involvement.
Coinbase announces eight new offerings, including robo-advisers, custom stablecoins, and prediction markets, to cater to institutional investors and individuals.
World Liberty is reportedly considering allocating $120 million to boost its USD1 stablecoin adoption and compete with USDT and USDC.