Bitcoin is consolidating near $75,000, but deeply negative funding rates and improving geopolitical sentiment could trigger a sharp rally toward $125,000.
Charles Schwab is entering spot crypto trading, enabling retail clients to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ether directly through its brokerage platform in the coming weeks.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority is gathering industry feedback on crypto rules covering stablecoins, custody, trading, and staking as it prepares for a full regulatory regime in 2027.
Bitcoin’s recent surge is stalling near $75,000 as investors lock in profits and market indicators point to cautious sentiment rather than overheating demand.
X has launched cashtags with real-time charts and trading features, marking its first step toward becoming a financial and crypto platform.
Kraken has confirmed it confidentially filed for a US IPO, signaling renewed momentum in crypto markets despite a lower valuation.
Several analysts believe Bitcoin could fall to $50,000 in a final market flush before recovery, citing bearish trends and macroeconomic pressures.
The American Bankers Association disputes a White House report on stablecoin yields, warning that allowing interest-bearing stablecoins could drain deposits from smaller banks.
South Korea has fined crypto exchange Coinone $3.5 million and ordered a partial suspension over anti-money laundering violations, intensifying its regulatory crackdown on digital asset platforms.
Crypto exchange-traded products recorded $1.1 billion in weekly inflows, led by Bitcoin and US spot ETFs as easing inflation and geopolitical developments boosted investor sentiment.
The European Central Bank has endorsed a proposal to centralize crypto oversight under ESMA, signaling a major shift in how digital asset firms are regulated across the EU.
Senator Cynthia Lummis urges swift passage of the CLARITY Act, warning delays could stall US crypto progress until 2030.
Falling prices of Trump-linked crypto tokens spark criticism from lawmakers and investors, raising concerns over ethics and market risks.
Hong Kong grants its first stablecoin licences to Anchorpoint Financial and HSBC under a new regulatory framework led by the HKMA.
Bitmine begins trading on the NYSE and boosts its share buyback program to $4 billion, signaling confidence despite recent stock declines.