The crypto market woke Thursday to a trio of crucial developments, each carving fresh paths through the financial landscape. Bitcoin steadied close to $103,000 after yesterdayâs slide, with altcoins gathering on the sidelines as traders nervously eyed âfearfulâ sentiment. The defining headl... ... Read full đĄđ Market Analysis â 14-11-12
Crypto markets are going through a rough patch in recent weeks. Bitcoin has dropped below the crucial $100,000 level, touching its lowest point in six months and altcoins have also recorded heavy losses. Sentiment is tense and volatility is rising, but not everyone agrees that the industry is in a tâŚ
Democrats and Republicans may not see eye to eye on many things. However, data shows theyâre quite aligned on one issue: Bitcoin .A recent analysis reveals that support for Bitcoin varies depending on how the topic is framed. While financial freedom for unstable countries appeals to Democrats, energâŚ
The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is preparing to take a more active role in the future of blockchain technology. Acting Chair Travis Hill recently revealed that the agency is evaluating how deposit insurance could function in a tokenized format, while also developing a structured pathwayâŚ
JPMorgan has put a numerical marker under this Bitcoin cycle, telling clients that the marketâs âpain thresholdâ now sits near $94,000 â a level the bank frames as both a mining-economics floor and an answer to the question of how low spot can realistically trade before fundamentals start to bite. AâŚ
Uniswap has introduced a new protocol designed to rewrite how early token markets form onchain and capture value in decentralized finance.On Thursday, the multi-chain decentralized exchange unveiled its Continuous Clearing Auctions model, a permissionless system for running customizable token auctioâŚ
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has introduced one of its most sweeping regulatory overhauls in years, and crypto developers say it amounts to a de facto ban on self-custody.This new shift raises urgent concerns for Dubaiâs standing as one of the worldâs top crypto hubs.UAE Rewrites the Rules for CryâŚ
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is considering guidance for tokenized deposit insurance. The agency also plans to introduce an application process for stablecoins by the end of this year.Digital assets meet tradfi in London at the fmls25Stablecoinsâ market capitalization reached $193 billiâŚ
OG coin isnât getting love from traders. In fact, itâs carving out fresh lows last seen in May, taking its record-to-date losses to 24%. đ Wave of Selling PressureBitcoin isnât catching a break (and the weekendâs right up ahead). The worldâs largest cryptocurrency extended its slide Friday, driftiâŚ
November 14, 2025 11:48:20 UTC China Injects $50B Into Markets â Will the U.S. Follow? China has added 50 billion dollars of liquidity to boost its slowing economy, raising expectations that other major economies may respond with similar easing. If the U.S. introduces additional stimulus or shifts tâŚ
From its 2025 peak, Stellar has fallen from $0.52 to $0.26. Grayscale â one of the leading crypto investment funds â has notably managed its XLM holdings during this downturn.Extreme market fear at the end of the year continues to fuel negative expectations. What does Stellar have to face these heâŚ
Demand for Bitcoin and crypto-linked investment funds continued to decline Thursday, despite the long-awaited end of the 43-day US government shutdown.US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw $866 million in net outflows on Thursday, marking their second-worst day on record after the $1.14 âŚ
Cathie Woodâs investment company ARK Invest is back to buying shares of USDC issuer Circle as the stock sinks below $90.ARK bought a total of 542,269 Circle (CRCL) shares over the past two trading days, investing around $46 million, according to the firmâs daily trading disclosures seen by CointelegâŚ