Bitcoin quickly rebounded and climbed above $82,000 following President Trump’s outright dismissal of Iran’s peace offer, intensifying geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility.
The SUI token rose sharply after a Nasdaq-listed firm staked a large portion of its supply, alongside announcements of zero-fee stablecoin transfers and new privacy features.
A class-action lawsuit alleges Nike kept millions in tariff refunds while charging consumers higher prices following trade tariffs, seeking to force repayment to buyers.
Former President Donald Trump publicly condemned a Supreme Court decision invalidating his tariff policy, singling out Justices Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett for votes he said harmed the country.
Banking associations seek to ban stablecoin issuers from offering incentives, while Senate lawmakers push forward with the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act despite opposition.
This week’s crypto market rally was driven by altcoins supported by significant protocol upgrades and heightened development, with TON, SIREN, and VVV among the top performers.
Office Depot and OfficeMax have reintroduced their promotional discount on Mastercard gift cards, giving buyers $15 off for every $300 spent during a limited-time offer.
Jerome Powell remains Federal Reserve chair amid growing criticism as Fed policies reshape the economy and stir political divisions over its so-called independence.
Despite recent rallies, Bitcoin remains within typical post-halving patterns that indicate the market bottom might not have formed yet, supported by supply shifts and whale accumulation.
DeepBook faced a significant $239,700 bad debt in its USDC margin pool during volatile market swings, exposing how leverage pressure stresses DeFi liquidation systems.