Ether's 19% monthly gain and institutional inflows mark a rare relative advance, but blockchain metrics warn the cyclical low may still be ahead.
A third wave of thefts has drained approximately 1,367 BTC from 4,585 addresses as manufacturer Coinkite warns of a critical firmware vulnerability distorting Bitcoin market signals.
The expansion of 24/7 perps markets for stocks and commodities challenges assumptions about whether digital finance is mimicking Wall Street—or the reverse.
The company stated the Crypto.com transfer aligns with a broader trading approach similar to a May transaction, emphasizing it did not represent a liquidation.
Smaller investors are abandoning self-custody for exchange storage, reversing the post-FTX trend that emphasized personal key control.
State authorities file July 31 petition seeking court order compelling the prediction market platform to reveal names, bet amounts, and losses of New York customers while pursuing treble damages.
When leveraged artificial intelligence trades unwind, cryptocurrency becomes a primary source of cash for institutional margin calls.
On-chain data reveals 39,600 Bitcoin fragmented into small transactions as security researchers warn the Coldcard wallet exploit remains active.
The media firm’s latest transfer to Crypto.com leaves it with 4,261 BTC, while a new data service tied to Donald Trump draws scrutiny over market-moving policy announcements.
Analysts at TD Cowen and Benchmark back the firm’s shift toward cash accumulation as Michael Saylor’s team breaks custom by maintaining the preferred payout despite shares trading below par.
Americans are losing confidence in artificial intelligence even as developers race to deploy payment infrastructure for self-directing economic agents.
New research from Italy's central bank challenges the cost advantages of stablecoin-based cross-border transfers, while the ECB proposes exceeding EU accessibility standards for its forthcoming central bank digital currency.