The bank priced its proposed spot bitcoin fund at 14 basis points, making it the lowest fund on the market, if approved.
The credit card giant’s pricey payment to buy stablecoin platform, BVNK, says more than any strategy deck or earnings call ever could.
The Friday plunge fits into a pattern since the war in Iran broke out, with gains on Monday turning into losses by the end of the week.
ETFs show institutional demand for bitcoin is cooling after a strong start to the month.
Ukraine’s disruption of Russian oil flows has added fresh uncertainty to already strained energy markets, complicating inflation outlooks and keeping pressure on risk assets including bitcoin.
Sharp late-session selling and rising leverage suggest a bigger move is coming, with downside risk building.
Every major is red on the day as the war enters its fifth week with no resolution, though ETF inflows of $2.5 billion over the past month and net exchange outflows suggest institutional accumulation beneath the surface.
FT identifies KPMG as auditor as stablecoin giant eyes fundraising and expansion under new U.S. rules
White House AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks said Thursday he was joining the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology and leaving the czar role.
Key indicators such as ETF inflows cloud the bullish $70,000 holdout story
The Royal Government of Bhutan transferred 519.707 BTC on Wednesday, the latest in a series of increasingly large moves that have taken its holdings from a peak of roughly 13,000 BTC to 4,453.
Tight range and fading momentum suggest a breakout is near, with direction hinging on $1.40 hold.