The crypto landscape enters Wednesday evening with the industry still digesting Hong Kong's regulatory bombshell: sweeping changes to ease digital asset rules that could redraw the map for global crypto finance. Like a flare shot into the night sky, Hong Kongâs pivot signals a potential race am... ... Read full đĄđ Market Analysis â 13-11-21
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
By Steve GoldsteinBitcoin is usually, but not always, a buy when it enters abHistorically, bitcoin entering a bear market has been great buying opportunity. But not always.Bitcoin (BTCUSD) was trading under $100,000 on Friday morning, well below its early October peak.MarketWatch looked at data sincâŚ
The multibillion-dollar scam known as âpig-butchering,â once treated as a consumer-fraud issue, has crossed a new threshold and is prompting concerns over national security. In a podcast, Chainalysis head of national security intelligence, Andrew Fierman, and former prosecutor Erin West, founder of âŚ
By George GloverBitcoin was plummeting even deeper into a bear market on Friday, with cryptocurrencies taking a battering as investors rotated away from risk-on assets.Bitcoin was down 5.6% to $97,204 over the past 24 hours, according to data from CoinDesk. The world's largest token is now trading 3âŚ
The Czech National Bank (CNB) has entered the digital asset market for the first time on Thursday, allocating $1 million to build a blockchain-based pilot portfolio. This acquisition was conducted separately from the bankâs official international reserves.The CNB emphasized that it has no intention âŚ
Asset manager 21Shares has launched two cryptocurrency index exchange-traded funds (ETFs) regulated under the Investment Company Act of 1940, a structure that could boost investor confidence by subjecting the products to the same disclosure and governance rules that apply to traditional US investmenâŚ
The European countries are fast adopting Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. After President Donald Trump led the United States in implementing a strategic Bitcoin reserve, countries in the European region are moving in the same direction as a hedge against inflation and macroeconomic uncertaintyâŚ
Bitcoin, the worldâs largest cryptocurrency, dropped below $98,000, marking a sharp 3.5% decline in the past 24 hours. One of the most concerning things is that the Crypto Fear & Greed Index plunged to 15, its lowest in roughly seven months, signaling âextreme fearâ among traders.Many traders now woâŚ
Prominent commodity trader Peter Brandt has opined that Bitcoin could end up testing Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor "severely." Brandt has not ruled out that the price of the leading cryptocurrency could potentially plunge to as low as $50,000. That said, he has stressed that this is not a predâŚ
Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) continue to diverge, and they currently operate in different monetary universes, according to a new joint report from Glassnode and Keyrock. The study noted that Bitcoin is drifting deeper into a savings-driven, low-velocity profile, while Ether is rapidly evolving intoâŚ