Bitcoin Falls to Two-Week Low as $300M in Long Positions Liquidated
Bitcoin dips below $67K as $300 million in long liquidations and macro pressures weigh on the crypto market.
Bitcoin dips below $67K as $300 million in long liquidations and macro pressures weigh on the crypto market.
Tether hires KPMG for its first full USDT audit and brings in PwC as it prepares for U.S. expansion and potential fundraising.
Coinbase partners with Better to offer crypto-backed mortgages, allowing homebuyers to use Bitcoin or USDC as collateral for down payments.
Coinbase is resisting proposed limits on stablecoin yields in a U.S. Senate crypto bill, highlighting ongoing tensions between crypto firms and banks.
A proposed US rule could allow crypto and private equity investments in 401(k) plans, reshaping retirement markets.
The ECB aims to finalize key digital euro standards by summer, preparing banks and merchants for future rollout.
Solana unveils a new developer platform for institutions, onboarding Mastercard, Western Union and Worldpay.
NYSE teams up with Securitize to build infrastructure for tokenized securities and blockchain-based settlement.
Stablecoins may benefit from AI-driven payments over time, even as early usage remains limited, Bernstein says.
Bitcoin and global markets fall as escalating US-Iran tensions send oil prices swinging and investor sentiment into extreme fear.
US senators strike a tentative deal on stablecoin yield, potentially clearing a major hurdle for advancing crypto market structure legislation.
Bitcoin’s rebound during the Iran conflict highlights shifting market dynamics, with liquidity, dollar strength, and potential supply disruptions shaping price action.
Morgan Stanley has revealed the MSBT ticker and a $1 million seed investment for its proposed spot Bitcoin ETF, signaling deeper Wall Street entry into crypto.
Nasdaq has received SEC approval to pilot tokenized trading of stocks and ETFs, marking a controlled step toward blockchain integration in traditional markets.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their longest inflow streak since October 2025, though total capital entering the funds remains far below last year’s peak levels.