A federal judge ordered more than $5.5 million in penalties against defendants who orchestrated a crypto investment scam using WhatsApp groups and bogus trading dashboards.
Bitcoin showed signs of a short-term rebound but faces significant resistance levels, while market indicators suggest heightened volatility may be imminent.
Bitcoin’s recent price recovery follows weaker U.S. job growth data, but ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges suggest the rally remains tentative.
Six coordinated addresses purchased 12,128 ETH before transferring all the funds to Tornado Cash, raising red flags among blockchain analysts monitoring large Ethereum transactions.
A Bitcoin soft fork aimed at banning Ordinals transaction data gained less than 1% miner support, signaling strong resistance to censorship attempts on the network.
Bitcoin bounced higher following weaker-than-expected US job growth, with analysts citing historical trends and renewed institutional ETF inflows as factors that could drive the price toward $70,000 this month.
Investors await the upcoming US Federal Open Market Committee minutes as forecasts suggest a potential Fed interest rate increase, keeping crypto traders cautious.
Ethereum recovered past $1,700 as a major whale closed a costly short, while retail traders boosted long futures positions, signaling growing buying momentum.
Bitcoin nears completion of a key double-bottom pattern as institutional inflows re-emerge, suggesting a potential break in the bearish trend that began in late 2025.
Tim Draper denies any recent Bitcoin movement despite blockchain analysts linking a sizable BTC transfer to a wallet possibly connected to him.
Bitcoin’s rebound above $62,000 coincided with Strategy’s $1.25 billion BTC sale plan, Trump’s reported $1.4 billion crypto profits, and new EU MiCA rules disrupting exchanges.
A significant monthly bullish indicator for Ethereum has emerged, reviving optimism amid rising leverage and a technical bounce, though key resistance levels could cap near-term gains.