Bitcoin spot ETFs have reversed a lengthy $2.7 billion outflow streak, yet institutional demand remains weak as spot market buyers stay cautious despite futures sector gains.
Security experts warn that automated AI tools enable hackers to uncover vulnerabilities in legacy smart contracts rapidly, pushing protocols to adopt continuous auditing.
An Ethereum user lost close to $1 million after approving a phishing token scam, highlighting ongoing risks as crypto phishing thefts hit hundreds of millions this year.
Bitcoin’s recent bounce reversed quickly as $92.7 million in selling pressure wiped out gains, setting $62,000 as a critical resistance point for renewed upward momentum.
Brokers can enhance payment efficiency and reduce fees by adopting specialized crypto payment infrastructures instead of relying solely on traditional card payments.
As the August 7 deadline looms, crypto supporters and key lawmakers emphasize the urgency of passing the CLARITY Act to establish federal standards for digital assets.
Sheriffs, prosecutors, and pastors warn that the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act could shield criminals and undermine efforts to combat trafficking, ransomware, and other illicit activities.
Despite a steep 75% drop in a week and sustained selling pressure, traders continue to hold strong long positions on Velvet, signaling cautious optimism for a rebound.
BSTR’s attempt to go public via a $1.5 billion SPAC deal collapsed after financing failed, while American Bitcoin reduced shares and added 500 BTC to its holdings.
Bitcoin’s demand continues to lag behind new supply issuance in 2026, with only a slight improvement hinting at a fragile market recovery amid rising speculative activity.
Nium has acquired crypto wallet company Cypher to integrate digital asset services into its payments platform, signaling deeper expansion into crypto infrastructure.
Ethereum’s gas fees have dropped near 1 gwei, enhancing user accessibility while dampening the network’s ETH burn mechanism and complicating its supply story.