Bitcoin’s value fell sharply to a six-week low below $73,000, triggering nearly $935 million in liquidations and signaling increased bearish pressure across cryptocurrencies.
After over two years of disputes, 55,000 Canada Post union members finish voting on a proposed five-year contract featuring wage increases and job security provisions.
The US signals preparedness to renew military strikes against Iran amid ongoing negotiations to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Vermont’s employment dropped by 900 jobs in April as labor force participation declined, reflecting ongoing demographic and economic challenges in the state’s workforce.
The UAE carried out covert airstrikes targeting Iranian military sites with intelligence and logistical backing from the US and Israel, marking a shift in Gulf security dynamics.
Global crude oil prices declined sharply after reports emerged of a possible US-Iran truce extension and the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
China is expanding its digital yuan use by distributing it via lottery programs and incorporating it into government wages and subsidies, aiming to boost everyday adoption.
The Bitcoin treasury sector faces a divide as some companies rely on solid financial plans while others depend heavily on Bitcoin’s price movements and marketing tactics.
OKX Ventures and Korea Investment & Securities each took a 20% stake in Coinone, marking a significant move in South Korea’s evolving crypto market amid increasing local competition.
As major tech IPOs ramp up, Bitcoin shows signs of strategic institutional distribution, with investors favoring equities over crypto and risking a deeper BTC correction.