Bitcoin Must Reclaim This Level Soon or Risk Slide Toward $50K: Analyst
A daily close above that level could shift Bitcoin's next targets toward $89,000-$91,000 before a potential run at $100,000.
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A daily close above that level could shift Bitcoin's next targets toward $89,000-$91,000 before a potential run at $100,000.
HashKey Cloud joined Stacks’ Genesis Bond and sBTC signer set as the network prepares to launch self-custodial Bitcoin staking.
Zcash’s (ZEC) triple-digit rally has put pressure on short sellers, who now watch their positions sink deeper into the red. ZEC has gained 120% in the past month alone and trades near $1,124. It crossed $1,000 last week for the…
Cronos’s post-mortem put the Tectonic exploit’s affected borrowing at $120.4 million, with 7.6% transferred off-network before validators intervened.
Shinhan Investment Securities has proposed allocating 2% of investment portfolios to digital assets as the traditional 60% stock and 40% bond strategy struggles to provide the diversification investors once expected. According to Yonhap News Agency, Shinhan Investment Securities senior researcher…
FTMINING promotes cloud-mining contracts and automated payouts, although XRP itself cannot be mined using proof-of-work hardware directly.
Most withdrawn Bitcoin has returned to Liquid after network patches, but nearly 600 BTC remains with the alleged white-hat hackers.
Jensen Huang says a 22% jump in AI chip rental prices proves older Nvidia hardware still earns. The record says more.
Nine Swiss institutions are testing the franc-pegged CHFD stablecoin for tokenized settlement, automated trading and programmable payments.
Spain’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Bit2Me has launched a separate company to help courts, police and financial institutions trace, seize, store and liquidate cryptocurrency linked to investigations. According to a statement from Bit2Me, the new unit, Bit2Shield, has been legally registered…
Financial market operator SIX and payment app TWINT have joined numerous banks in the sandbox seeking to develop a Swiss franc-based stablecoin.
A U.S. federal court has ordered the forfeiture of roughly $212,700 in stablecoins linked to wages earned by North Korean IT workers, giving the Justice Department a partial victory in its attempt to seize more than $7.74 million in digital…