The Digital Chamber has filed an amicus brief urging dismissal of a New York lawsuit seeking ownership of over 39,000 inactive Bitcoin wallets, warning it endangers digital asset rights.
Bitcoin dropped from near $64,000 to $62,000 following a major sale by a key holder, yet futures and spot buyers quickly stepped in, sustaining bullish momentum amid leveraged positions.
Ripple begins beta tests of RLUSD, its new dollar-backed stablecoin designed to enhance institutional settlement on XRP Ledger and Ethereum networks.
Kraken introduces an API Partner Program targeting professional trading platforms and algorithmic desks, offering revenue sharing to deepen market integration.
BNB Chain launches a gas-free transfer program for stablecoins, aiming to ease crypto payments by eliminating fees that hinder everyday user adoption.
Sberbank plans to introduce a compliant crypto wallet by the end of 2026, aligning with Russia’s evolving digital asset regulations to offer secure, bank-backed crypto services.
Former President Trump revealed that his pro-crypto stance emerged from political motives and economic concerns about China’s dominance in digital assets.
Blockchain data reveals James Fickel transferred 20,000 ETH from Coinbase Prime to a fresh wallet, sparking interest among institutional observers and crypto analysts.
Bitcoin quickly recovered above $63,000 after a strategic selloff, with onchain data showing seller exhaustion and steady institutional inflows supporting the market.
Bitcoin moves from German government wallets to Kraken and Coinbase raise worries of potential sell-offs as traders monitor growing exchange deposits.
Bitcoin rebounded after President Trump identified himself as “a big crypto guy” and signaled openness to digital assets in his new Trump Accounts, reversing recent losses triggered by major Bitcoin sales.
Despite a persistent sell-off, Bitcoin’s long-term holders are holding firm, but looming macroeconomic uncertainties suggest the cryptocurrency’s decline may not yet be over.