
Bitcoin Snaps Back to $70K After Sharp Drop to $65.5K
TL;DR Bitcoin rebounded from $65,500 on Monday morning to touch $71,000, returning above a key level after a bruising weekend slide and renewed market anxiety. The

TL;DR Bitcoin rebounded from $65,500 on Monday morning to touch $71,000, returning above a key level after a bruising weekend slide and renewed market anxiety. The

TL;DR: Analyst Matthew Hyland points out that the current crypto market replicates the macro conditions that preceded the 2020 rally. Hyland identifies metrics such as altcoin

TL;DR: Bybit appointed Derek Dai as country manager for MENA, seeking to strengthen its position in the UAE amid heightened geopolitical tensions. Co-CEO Helen Liu stated

TL;DR: Bitcoin recorded sharp volatility in the last 24 hours, oscillating between $65,500 and $68,800 amid the conflict in the Middle East. Oil prices surpassed $120

Pakistan approved the Virtual Assets Act 2026, a legislation that establishes a national regulatory framework for the crypto sector and grants permanent legal standing to the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory

TL;DR: Stablecoin yield negotiations advance: The White House shared legislative text with the office of Senator Thom Tillis. Coinbase withdrew its support for the bill after

TL;DR: Strike obtained a BitLicense and a money transmitter license from the NYDFS, enabling it to operate in New York. New York residents can access Bitcoin

TL;DR: A $24M crypto theft in stablecoins was carried out through a direct physical attack against the trader known as Sillytuna. Around $20M in DAI remain

TL;DR: The SEC submitted to the OIRA a formal interpretation on how federal securities laws apply to crypto assets. Unlike staff guidance, the document comes from

TL;DR: BTC rebounded from $63,000 after Iran strike volatility, climbed $11,000 and tested $74,000 before easing to about $72,000 in a monthly peak. Dominance rose to
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