Bitcoin and Ethereum see exchange-held coins drop to multi-year lows as long-term investors shift to self-custody, tightening liquid supply and influencing market dynamics.
Recent analyses suggest Bitcoin is entering a "textbook" bear-market bottom phase as short-term holders realize profits, though some indicators signal capitulation may still lie ahead.
Internal government reports reveal the Reserve Bank of India is advocating for a crypto ban, citing financial stability and tax compliance risks amid a growing investor base.
Kazakhstan pushes for stronger crypto regulations with incentives for digital asset activity, stablecoin integration in trade, and new energy provisions for mining.
Bitcoin and Ethereum held on centralized exchanges remain near record lows, indicating fewer coins available for immediate sale and potential support for prices amid ongoing accumulation.
Renewed geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices have reignited macro concerns, triggering early signs of crypto market sell-off reminiscent of the sharp Q1 downturn.
The SEC’s 2026 regulatory plan aims to establish clearer frameworks for digital assets, potentially boosting institutional confidence and fostering growth in blockchain finance.
Toss and Optimism are evaluating a Korean won-pegged stablecoin and conducting a technical test of the OP Stack to explore blockchain payment solutions for South Korea’s fintech market.
StarkWare’s CEO suggested replacing Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply limit with a 4% yearly issuance rate to address lost coins, sparking controversy within the crypto community.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has accused a North Carolina man and his firm of defrauding over 60 investors through a $14 million crypto and futures investment scheme spanning nearly four years.
Despite concerns that Strategy’s Bitcoin sale would pressure prices, the market response suggests the move may help stabilize BTC and restore investor confidence.
Strike launched a new Bitcoin-backed loan designed to avoid margin calls and forced liquidations by charging higher interest and requiring strict timely payments.