Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
It's a marquee Tier-1 bank writing a nine-figure cheque into a crypto-native market maker — a louder endorsement of the institutional pipe-trade than any single launch, and a direct bid on the…
The raise lands as VC dollars migrate toward AI — but a16z is betting that quiet cycles build the durable infrastructure crypto is now running on.
Armstrong framed the 660-person reduction as the convergence of two forces: a down market and AI-driven productivity gains that let smaller engineering teams ship faster — but the move lands in a…
Barclays, JPMorgan and other major brokerages have walked back rate-cut calls as energy-driven inflation sticks — yet spot BTC ETFs keep drawing inflows and price keeps grinding higher.
Russia's largest regulated exchange is anchoring XRP to a benchmark index built on global price feeds, with futures targeted for October 13 — the index is the foundation, the derivatives play is the…
BTC prints a fresh high near $80,690, but the tape is being driven by altcoins — ADA futures OI at a record, TON up 28%, and DeFi names outperforming — while derivatives signal hedged, not euphorid,…
The stablecoin-yield standoff is over, but the markup now depends on Sen. John Kennedy's leverage over a housing package — and on software-developer language that could reopen the entire fight.
The deal folds a regulated transfer agent serving 2,500 companies and 20 million shareholders into Bullish's stack — one of the largest crypto-linked acquisitions ever, ranking above Coinbase's…
Bitcoin's share of total crypto market cap just hit its strongest reading in ten months — the rotation back into BTC is bleeding altcoin pairs and confirming two-month trend leadership.
The macro setup that breaks Bitcoin's hard-money thesis isn't war itself — it's the bond market refusing to give the Fed room to cut, with $671B of new Treasury supply queued behind it.
Trump's pledge to sign the Clarity Act the moment it lands on his desk collapses the political risk premium — and the stablecoin-yield carveout is the structural piece Wall Street was waiting for.
The fight is over 30,765 ETH frozen after the April rsETH exploit on Arbitrum, and a ruling against Aave could let decades-old North Korea judgments reach any future recovered hack funds.
Three straight days of net inflows into the US spot BTC complex — and ETH ETFs quietly stack a second green day — suggest the post-correction bid is still standing rather than fading.
The $20K rally off the lows masks a $65K drawdown — realized profits now sit at levels historically associated with sell-the-news exhaustion.
BTC is doing the lifting while the rest of the market watches — dominance above 58% and an altcoin index stuck at 32 say capital is still consolidating, not rotating.
BTC just broke $81K for the first time since January — the same week oil held above $100 and US consumer inflation expectations surged, a combination that historically hammered crypto.
Six weeks of accumulation at a $2,110 average cost — the wallet is adding through strength rather than rotating out, the kind of pattern that historically front-runs spot ETF rebalance windows.
April's Drift and Kelp breaches cost more than half a billion dollars combined, with no smart-contract bug — just months of social engineering that walked past every system built to flag a hack.
MOEX is moving from BTC and ETH benchmarks to a broader altcoin suite — a quiet legitimization of those assets as investable instruments inside Russia's largest trading venue.
The "Privately Send" option routes stablecoin flows through Hinkal's shielded pool — but every transaction still clears KYT before settlement, so privacy lands without an off-ramp from compliance.
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