Despite major corporate Bitcoin buyers halting acquisitions, smaller treasury firms purchased over 600 BTC last week, signaling persistent institutional interest amid recent market dips.
Despite Bitcoin’s recent rebound near $78,000, rising supply on exchanges and weakening institutional demand challenge the sustainability of its price rally.
Coinbase rejects claims that stablecoins endanger the economy, arguing regulations like the CLARITY Act ensure safety despite concerns about financial stability and dollar supremacy.
Tether remains the largest stablecoin by market cap in 2026, excelling as a dollar liquidity tool across exchanges and blockchains, though transparency and retail access remain limited.
Bitcoin climbed back to $77,000 following a decline in oil prices and improved global market sentiment, though cautious investor behavior limits a full bullish rally.
Bitcoin climbs back above crucial $77,400 level, aiming to fill the CME futures gap near $79,450 amid strong seller defenses and volatile price swings.
Bitcoin's implied volatility has fallen sharply, hinting at price consolidation as traders brace for a possible bullish breakout despite increasing bearish bets.
Georgia collaborates with Tether to launch GEL₮, a stablecoin tied to its national currency, aiming to modernize digital payments under a robust regulatory framework.
A leading crypto analyst insists Bitcoin’s four-year price cycle remains intact despite new market factors like Spot ETFs and institutional flows.
Bitcoin’s price tightens amid weakening long-term demand, increased defensive activity on Binance, and mounting risks from leveraged retail traders and ETF outflows.
Analyst highlights XRP, Stellar (XLM), and Ondo Finance as key blockchain projects poised to transform payments, asset tokenization, and financial infrastructure.
Ledger now supports the $ADI token on its hardware wallets, enhancing access to the UAE’s ADI Chain network focused on stablecoins and tokenized assets for institutional applications.