TL;DR: Crypto enters the week under pressure again from three forces: failed U.S.-Iran negotiations, new U.S. inflation data, and fresh earnings from major banks. Oil jumped
TL;DR: Bitcoin fell below $71,000 after failed U.S.-Iran talks and renewed tariff threats reversed the previous ceasefire-fueled rally and reignited headline-driven selling across crypto markets. Ether
TL;DR: Kraken offers API access with REST, WebSocket and FIX 4.4 protocols to trade spot and futures from a single unified account. The infrastructure includes Level
TL;DR: Enjin Coin (ENJ) posted a 70% gain in 24 hours and holds above $0.035. Its volume reached new multi-month highs. The Open Interest in ENJ
TL;DR: Bitcoin climbed to nearly $73,000 on Wednesday before a rejection sent it down more than $2,000 in a sharp intraday reversal. Ethereum slipped back below
TL;DR: Thailand proposes extending regulatory approval requirements to those who finance majority shareholders of crypto companies. The Thai SEC seeks to curb money laundering by requiring
TL;DR: Bitcoin rebounded from $65,000 last week to $72,379 after Washington announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran and moved toward reopening Hormuz. Ethereum climbed above $2,250,
Rakuten Wallet is expanding its asset offering with the recent addition of five new cryptocurrencies available for spot trading in Japan starting April 15, 2026.
The crypto market never ceases to amaze, and every bullish cycle brings new protagonists. While many investors keep looking at the past or getting carried away
For years, institutional investors looked at the crypto ecosystem with a mix of fascination and skepticism. The promise of asymmetric returns clashed with an operational reality
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