Bitcoin's rally takes a brief pause ahead of crucial U.S. employment data, with crypto markets focusing on upcoming economic indicators and governance votes this week.
A trend guage tracked on onchain analysis firm CryptoQuant is near its ceiling. The buyers who drove BTC to an eight-month high are already pulling back.
The agreement opens the door to tokenized derivatives as some of Wall Street's biggest institutions, including Nasdaq, NYSE and DTCC, move traditional markets onchain.
Bitcoin spot ETFs have reversed a $5.8 billion outflow, now posting $800 million of net inflows for the year, while a six‑day streak of gains totals $2.84 billion.
Interviews with industry participants and legislative aides paint a picture of a blown bill-writing process, with sources pointing to nearly every facet of the bill's development and the debate around it as contributing factors to this month's failed vote.
Bitcoin traders are increasingly betting on lower prices as Treasury yields rise, driving gold lower and prompting a shift toward bearish sentiment. Capital outflows and weakening funding rates underscore the market's cautious outlook.
Bitcoin has surged 44% this quarter to nearly $85,000, prompting $2.4 billion in realized profits, though this is well below the $7-10 billion seen at prior market peaks. Meanwhile, ETF inflows remain strong and Ether shows bullish signals with significant exchange outflows.
Bitcoin continues to outperform traditional assets, surging over 40% this quarter and approaching the $100,000 mark as technical patterns suggest a potential breakout from the $80,000 resistance level.
Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok warns that AI agents could rapidly shift household cash from low‑interest checking accounts to higher‑yield options, draining banks of cheap deposits and threatening the financial system.
Bitcoin continues to outperform traditional assets, surging over 40% this quarter and approaching the $100,000 mark as technical patterns suggest a potential breakout from the $80,000 resistance level.
The CLARITY Act's failure in Congress hasn't stopped regulators from moving forward with their own rules, with the SEC issuing an "Innovation Exemption" just two days after the legislation stalled.
Petrobras is testing the blockchain in two research projects aimed at preventing emissions benefits from being counted twice and tracing fuel data across production and use.
The agreement opens the door to tokenized derivatives as some of Wall Street's biggest institutions, including Nasdaq, NYSE and DTCC, move traditional markets onchain.
Gemini has upgraded its Zcash infrastructure by replacing Zebra with Zakura, significantly reducing sync times ahead of the upcoming NU7 upgrade that will increase block frequency.
Bitcoin spot ETFs have reversed a $5.8 billion outflow, now posting $800 million of net inflows for the year, while a six‑day streak of gains totals $2.84 billion.