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Ripple CEO has thanked the US Senate for passing the GENIUS Act, naming it the first major financial bill since the Dodd-Frank Act.
Ripple and the SEC are holding off further appeals as both parties await an indicative ruling from Judge Torres in the ongoing Ripple lawsuit.
HYPE slid over 4% to $40.5 on June 18 following a major whale sell-off, even as institutional confidence in the token continues to grow.
The market correction arrived, but PancakeSwap users rushed in to participate in the AB token rally, triggering a massive surge in trading volume.
All eyes are now on the 50-week EMA for Ethereum, and a confirmed breakout above this level could unlock a powerful rally toward $4,000 and beyond.
The price of Bitcoin remains reasonably below $107,000, even as the market awaits the US FOMC interest rate decision.
Justin Sun announced that SRM Entertainment, also referred to as Tron MicroStrategy, surpassed $1.8 billion in daily trading volume.
ARK Invest has trimmed its Circle holding by selling off $51.8 million worth of these shares across its 3 actively managed ETFs.
Chainlink CEO emphasized the need for proof-of-reserves and cross-chain connectivity for stablecoin function as the GENIUS Act reaches the final stage.
Worldcoin (WLD) slumps nearly 8% amid mounting bearish pressure, but whale accumulation hints at a possible reversal soon.
Ripple and the SEC have asked that the court continue to hold the lawsuit appeals in abeyance while they await a fresh district court verdict.
Arthur Hayes warns that the post-Circle IPO stablecoin boom could trigger a speculative bubble, with most new entrants likely to fail.
Metaplanet offers a forward Bitcoin yield of 400% compared to Strategy’s 30%, with year-to-date stock gains of 411% versus MSTR’s 28%.
TORN’s 7% rally is more than a technical move. It’s a vote of confidence from the crypto community and institutions.
Republicans are pleased with the bill, but Democrats are concerned about President Donald Trump’s personal financial interests.