XRP broke below the critical $2 level on Monday, marking its lowest point in 75 days amid legal uncertainty and global market pressure. A Head and Shoulders pattern suggests further downside risk to $1.50.
Circle’s market cap has climbed above $62.9 billion, now surpassing the value of its own USDC stablecoin supply near $61 billion. The surge follows Senate approval of stablecoin regulation legislation.
Fiserv enters the stablecoin market with FIUSD, partnering with Circle and Solana to serve 10,000 financial institutions. The move reflects traditional finance’s shift toward blockchain payments.
Sequans Communications is set to invest $384 million into Bitcoin, joining the ranks of corporate giants like MicroStrategy.
Trezor thwarted a phishing attack via its support form, urging users to stay vigilant as new tools and wallets enhance crypto self-custody security.
Binance introduces two new features to boost token transparency, fueling speculation around a potential BNB breakout beyond $1,000.
Pi coin’s price dropped below $0.50, marking a weekly loss of over 17%, as community sentiment soured ahead of the Pi2Day event on June 28.
A whirlwind week in crypto saw OKX prepping for a potential US IPO, Bybit restructuring its C-suite and skyrocketing activity on Kraken’s Layer 2 project Ink.
Crypto funds saw $1.2B in inflows last week. Bitcoin and Ethereum led the gains, reflecting strong investor confidence despite market pressure.
Hackers exploited CoinMarketCap and Cointelegraph with malicious ads to steal crypto via fake wallet connect prompts.
Japanese investment company Metaplanet just added 1,111 BTC for $117 million, lifting holdings to 11,111 BTC with a 107% Bitcoin yield.
HYPE defies the market trend with a 6% daily gain after a whale accumulates over $18 million worth of tokens during the weekend dip.
Panther Metals plans to use £1.3M in Bitcoin collateral to finance its Pick Lake mining acquisition.
The Bitcoin price slipped under $ 100,000 for the first time in six weeks after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, escalating Middle East tensions.
AAVE plunged 20% and lost nearly $900 million in market cap amid whale sell-offs, though analysts still see potential for a major breakout.