Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
Open interest and trading volume are rising with the rally, showing traders are rebuilding leveraged positions instead of retreating after the liquidation wave.
The Sept. 14 patch closes three peer-triggered attack paths, including one that could turn a node's entire local channel balance into miner fees.
A payment-role listing offering up to $280,000 points to stablecoins moving closer to mainstream checkout, while Samsung pursues a similar feature.
The projection puts digital-asset adoption at the center of Russia’s policy outlook, raising the stakes for how the government shapes crypto oversight.
Forced closures add buy-side pressure to a leveraged market, amplifying upside momentum while leaving traders watching whether demand lasts beyond the squeeze.
The talks put banks and financial firms at the center of Russia’s crypto-access agenda, highlighting the institutional route into the market.
The move puts Bitcoin's price action back at the center of crypto markets, with traders focused on whether BTC can sustain the higher level.
The milestone gives bullish traders a clear price level to watch as Bitcoin takes a stronger position in the market’s current narrative.
The week pairs a post-rate-hike crypto rebound with a five-year SEC pilot for tokenized stocks and macro data that could reset expectations for policy and risk.
The proposal centers on importing Bitcoin liquidity to Cardano, then using it for stablecoin lending and issuance if the governance process advances.
Funding markets absorbed the tax-date cash shift without a broad squeeze, leaving ETF demand, positioning and risk appetite as the next tests for Bitcoin’s rebound.
The transaction shows how established distributed-ledger rails can connect Korean institutions to global settlement accounts ahead of Seoul's 2027 tokenized-securities framework.
Falling crude is easing inflation pressure and supporting a broader risk-on move across crypto, equities and bonds ahead of key US-China diplomacy.
The dispute puts dollar stablecoins and the digital euro at the center of Binance’s European expansion, while highlighting the split between ECB policy and national licensing authority.
ETF inflows, short covering and stronger Layer 2 activity are rebuilding the bid, but $2,700 and $2,800 remain key hurdles before ETH can test $3,000.
Crypto market capitalization reached $2.89T as Bitcoin dominance held at 56.7% and the Fear & Greed Index moved to 70, signaling broad risk appetite.
The technical breakout revives the case that Bitcoin’s bear-market low is in, with BTC already up 29% in 35 days.
The recruiting push points to enterprise experimentation with tokenized money and blockchain rails, while stopping short of any announced stablecoin or product launch.
Risk appetite is broadening across crypto and traditional markets as tokenized-stock trading gains regulatory momentum and NEAR captures rising ZEC transaction flow.
The reclaim gives bulls a stronger trend signal, but Bitcoin must hold near $78,115 to validate the breakout and avoid the failed recoveries seen in 2021 and 2022.
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