Bitcoin’s price plunged sharply in June, driving the Fear and Greed Index to extreme fear, while analysts debate recovery timelines tied to AI sector developments and major IPOs.
The United States confirms it will honor existing tariff limits with the European Union and Japan amid new tariffs tied to forced labor concerns.
A judge convicted of obstructing ICE agents has a strong chance of acquittal, which could undermine a key legal strategy used by the Trump DOJ against judges challenging immigration enforcement.
Peptide suppliers operating in regulatory gray zones are turning to Bitcoin and stablecoins to bypass traditional banking restrictions and stabilize payments.
SpaceX plans to offer retail investors broad access to its IPO shares through multiple brokerages, but experts caution the stock’s valuation and early trading risks.
A British 17-year-old faces Russian sanctions after reporting that a ruble-backed stablecoin facilitated sanction evasion amid the Ukraine conflict.
After reaching a $965 billion valuation, Anthropic calls for a worldwide slowdown in AI progress to address safety risks, sparking debate over its motives.
After intensive U.S.-brokered talks, Israel and Lebanon agreed to establish pilot zones to expel Hezbollah forces south of the Litani River, replacing them with Lebanese Armed Forces.
Western Union’s USDPT stablecoin has debuted on Bybit, marking its first appearance on a major crypto exchange and expanding dollar-pegged stablecoin availability for users.
Despite a recent dip in the crypto market, large Hyperliquid holders added over $54 million worth of HYPE tokens, maintaining accumulation and keeping price near key support.