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.
Bond market volatility has surged to March highs while bitcoin and stock volatility remain near yearly lows, creating an unusual divergence that suggests equities and crypto are shrugging off rising rate uncertainty for now.
Marc van der Chijs sold much of his bitcoin to invest in AI. Now, growing concerns about the technology accompany a move to put some profits back into crypto.
The Virtual Asset Technical Exchange brings together investigators, law enforcement officials, and crypto-security specialists to exchange intelligence on a wide range of crimes involving digital assets.
U.S. users can now tap cashtags such as $BTC and $TSLA to view live charts and be routed to partner trading platforms. The move extends X’s push to connect financial discussion directly with trading without acting as a broker.
EU regulators caution that sufficiently advanced quantum computers could break blockchain cryptography before the technology reaches broad commercial use. Roughly 6.9 million bitcoin in wallets with exposed public keys could be at risk.
Senator Cynthia Lummis said the crypto industry should "pin it on the Democrats" in her first public remarks after last week's failed Clarity Act vote.
New York has filed a lawsuit against Polymarket, accusing the prediction market platform of operating an unlicensed gambling business in the state and seeking to halt its activities without a gambling license while reclaiming alleged illegal profits.
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.
Bond market volatility has surged to March highs while bitcoin and stock volatility remain near yearly lows, creating an unusual divergence that suggests equities and crypto are shrugging off rising rate uncertainty for now.
The U.S. Federal Reserve has advanced two regulatory proposals to implement the GENIUS Act, focusing on stablecoin oversight and yield restrictions, with public comment periods now open.
KelpDAO has sued LayerZero and co-founder Brian Pellegrino, alleging that undisclosed protocol weaknesses enabled a $292 million rsETH bridge exploit. Pellegrino rejected the claims as meritless and pledged to defend the case in British Columbia.
EU regulators caution that sufficiently advanced quantum computers could break blockchain cryptography before the technology reaches broad commercial use. Roughly 6.9 million bitcoin in wallets with exposed public keys could be at risk.
Google Cloud and Apple are recruiting digital-asset specialists, signaling growing Big Tech interest in stablecoins, tokenized deposits and blockchain-based payment infrastructure.
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.
CoinDesk found one $5,499 trade size accounting for 57% of sampled ether-perpetual volume, while recurring $2,500 and $5,000 trade sizes made up 54% of sampled bitcoin-perpetual volume.
Historical data shows bitcoin posted long-term gains after regaining its 365-day trendline following extended slumps, though analysts caution the pattern is not foolproof.
Jason Calacanis declared Bitcoin obsolete, comparing it to outdated tech, while Michael Saylor countered that Bitcoin's $1.6 trillion market cap makes it a successful digital asset for preserving wealth across generations.