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Two NY crypto investors are accused of kidnapping and torturing an Italian man to access his Bitcoin wallet. How could this happen in broad daylight?
Metaplanet has announced a $50 million 0% bond issuance, which it plans to use to support its Bitcoin purchase.
El Salvador secured a $120 million payout from the IMF as part of its $1.4 billion loan agreement, on condition of reducing Bitcoin exposure.
Solana price faces mounting pressure as technical signals, negative funding rates, and strategic whale exits align, suggesting a possible correction.
AAVE is challenging a key resistance zone with eyes on a potential breakout toward $400, drawing strong interest from whales.
Michael Saylor has called proof-of-reserves a risky move, arguing it may jeopardize security rather than ensure transparency.
Sam Bankman-Fried may serve only 21 years of the 25-year jail sentence given by New York District Judge Lewis Kaplan due to good conduct.
Monero (XMR) has officially entered the top 25 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, overtaking Litecoin and Toncoin.
The Dubai Land Department has selected XRP Ledger as the blockchain infrastructure for a real estate tokenization project, which opens up more use cases for XRP.
Everyone from retail to institutional investors wants to have a piece of the digital gold despite fears of another trade war.
The broader crypto market experienced a sharp decline over the weekend, as Bitcoin price dropped from $111,200 to just above $107,000, driven by fears of a renewed Trump tariff war with the European Union.
Bitcoin price fell as Trump revived trade war with a 50% EU tariff and threatened Apple with a 25% levy on imported iPhones
A Bitcoin user paid $120,381 in fees for a transfer, sparking questions about errors amid Bitcoin’s rising market value and acceptance
Bitcoin Pizza Day marks the first real-world Bitcoin purchase, showing how 10,000 BTC for pizzas in 2010 is now worth over $1.1 billion.
While short-term volatility is always a risk, especially with RSI in overbought territory, the broader picture suggests BTC could target $115K–$120K.