The SEC aims to eliminate a key rule requiring public companies to report climate-related financial risks, sparking criticism over investor and public access to critical information.
Bitcoin’s recent hashrate decrease reflects miner capitulation, yet market indicators show true capitulation and a significant price bottom have not occurred.
Hyperliquid’s rapid growth in perpetual trading volume and price briefly pushed it above Solana’s token, spotlighting shifts in blockchain market dynamics.
Ethereum’s price struggles below $1,800 as strong retail accumulation meets heavy selling pressure from larger holders, keeping recovery elusive.
Bitcoin’s recent price decline contrasts sharply with the rising value of semiconductor stocks like Micron Technology, reflecting a shift in investor preference toward AI and hardware sectors.
A group of Senate Republicans urges US financial regulators to revise capital requirements on crypto holdings, highlighting concerns over current standards that limit bank involvement.
CME Group’s CEO warns that offering perpetual crypto contracts within regulated US markets could introduce systemic risks and disrupt the established futures landscape.
Leading American banks plan to launch a tokenized deposit network to integrate traditional banking with blockchain technology, aiming to challenge stablecoin growth.
Despite Ethereum’s price retreat to around $1,700, funding rates on Binance surged to a 2026 peak, signaling growing trader optimism amid ongoing market uncertainty.
A detailed technical analysis suggests Bitcoin’s price might soar to $500,000 by following a historic three-phase pattern evident in previous bull cycles.
Bitcoin’s price has declined to levels last seen before the Iran conflict, marking a steep weekly drop triggered by shifting liquidity and weakening investor confidence.
Strategy’s decision to repurchase debt reduced its cash reserves and paused Bitcoin purchases, triggering a sharp downturn in Bitcoin prices and raising concerns over potential liquidations.