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A recent report from Bloomberg has unveiled a striking decline in corporate investment in crypto treasuries, highlighting a significant shift in this new trend that has considerably taken the market by storm throughout the year.Purchases by publicly traded digital-asset treasuries have plummeted draâŚ
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz said Bitcoinâs price could see a significant rally if the next US Federal Reserve chair nominee to replace Jerome Powell is exceptionally dovish.âThatâs the potential biggest bull catalyst for Bitcoin and the rest of crypto,â Novogratz said in an interview with KyleâŚ
Several applications for Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with staking could receive US approval by mid-October, ETF analyst Nate Geraci said, following fresh regulatory filings.âGuessing these are approved [within the] next two weeks,â Geraci, the president of NovaDius Wealth Management, said inâŚ
Key takeaways:Bitcoin suffers its steepest weekly decline since March, slipping under $110,000.Over $15 billion in leveraged positions were flushed out, signaling a reset in risk appetite.October seasonality has historically delivered strong Bitcoin gains.Bitcoin (BTC) is enduring its sharpest weeklâŚ
Today in crypto, Kraken has reportedly raised $500 million at a $15 billion valuation ahead of a potential public offering. In the UK, a trade association launched a tokenized deposits pilot with six major banks, including Barclays, HSBC and Lloyds. Meanwhile, BlackRock took early steps to file for âŚ
As stablecoin and cryptocurrency adoption accelerate worldwide, emerging markets face mounting risks to monetary sovereignty and financial stability, according to a new report from Moodyâs Ratings. The credit rating service warned that widespread use of stablecoins â tokens pegged 1:1 with another aâŚ
Bitcoin (BTC) has taken a massive hit, with prices tumbling to lows of $109K, wiping out gains recorded in September. Despite the jarring decline, several market participants are mulling the prospects of a major recovery in October, a historically favourable month for the largest cryptocurrency by mâŚ
Bitcoinâs latest pullback, roughly 12% below its all-time high of $124,000 all-time high, has sparked debate over whether this is a natural correction or an early warning of deeper risks.But data shows that the dip shows a maturing market where corrections reset leverage, not destroy momentum.NaturaâŚ
CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index is down $123.32 today or 0.11% to $109242.50Lowest 4 p.m. level since Sept. 1, 2025, when it traded at $109212.97Down five of the past six daysDown two consecutive days, down 3.72% over this periodWorst two day stretch since the two days ending Aug. 25, 2025, when it felâŚ
Key takeaways:Bitcoin suffers its steepest weekly decline since March, slipping under $110,000.Over $15 billion in leveraged positions were flushed out, signaling a reset in risk appetite.October seasonality has historically delivered strong Bitcoin gains.Bitcoin (BTC) is enduring its sharpest weeklâŚ
By Elsa OhlenBitcoin and other cryptocurrencies extended their losses Friday, at the end of a week that has seen the biggest deleveraging of the year. It comes ahead of inflation data, expected to be key for the path of interest rates.Bitcoin was down 2.3% over the past 24 hours to $109.190, bringinâŚ
XRP price has dropped more than 5%, slipping below $2.75 and hitting its lowest level in a month. This sudden fall has made many traders fear a bigger crash, with some even warning of a full âcapitulation.â But according to popular analyst CrediBULL Crypto, the panic may be unnecessary. He believes âŚ