Crypto fell as AI stock fatigue and U.S.-Iran tensions weighed on sentiment, though a technical measure hints at oversold conditions heading into the weekend.
Brian Chesky regained control of his account and told any new crypto followers he would be a “disappointing follow”.
Japan’s Nikkei had its worst day since March. Ether is still the only major holding a gain on the week, barely.
The mega trade aims to profit from a potential surge in ether price turbulence.
While BIP 110 wants to restrict data through a consensus change and has almost no miner support, a new DOG Mode client wants the opposite and requires no vote at all.
Geopolitical tensions and renewed fears of U.S.-China frictions are weighing on risk assets, including bitcoin.
T. Rowe Price launched what it says is the industry’s first actively managed multi-token spot crypto ETF, offering diversified exposure to digital assets.
The exchange’s first institutional funding round values it at $20 billion and will fund expansion into tokenized securities and derivatives.
If Stripe acquires PayPal, the real prize could be consumer wallets, stablecoin issuance or the infrastructure powering the next generation of digital payments.
Ualá’s CEO clarified Tether is acting solely as a financial investor, citing current regional regulations preventing any immediate USDT integration.
The freeze targets TRON-based addresses that held over $165 million, preventing those specific funds from being transferred or redeemed.
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT came down heavily on hardware wallets. BTC traded steady near $65,000 after South Korea’s rate hike.