A hacker group uses counterfeit LinkedIn invitations to install sophisticated macOS malware on crypto developers’ machines, compromising code pipelines and sensitive credentials.
Ethereum’s price nears critical support below $1,700, while on-chain analysis signals a neutral accumulation phase with potential for recovery, tempered by weak institutional demand.
The US House Ways and Means Committee unveiled seven draft bills aiming to clarify taxation of digital assets, covering mining, staking, stablecoins, and wash-sale rules.
Bitcoin’s ongoing slide deepens with significant institutional outflows and macroeconomic uncertainties fueling concerns over further declines in its value.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index fell to 12, signaling extreme fear as Bitcoin dipped to $61,100 and major cryptocurrencies faced steep losses amid sustained ETF outflows.
Analysts suggest gold’s potential rally may signal a retail-driven altcoin surge, highlighting a scenario where the crypto market’s next big phase bypasses Bitcoin dominance.
Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 amid shifting investor focus and liquidity changes, continuing its downward trend from last year’s peak above $126,000.
Bitcoin’s price continues downward pressure, breaking below key support levels on the Rainbow Chart and signaling potential further decline toward $51,000.
Professional investors reduced their Bitcoin exposure significantly during the first quarter, driven by hedge funds and brokerages, while banks and strategic allocators increased their holdings.
Bitcoin’s recent price drop has pushed more investors into unrealized losses, reflecting growing market stress and shifting sentiment toward caution.
Chilean police arrested about 20 suspects after breaking up a large-scale crypto laundering network accused of processing nearly $90 million linked to the Tren de Aragua cartel.
Bitcoin’s price dropped to its lowest level since last October, intensifying a sell-off that has erased over $2 trillion from the crypto market since late 2025.