#cryptocurrency

Bitcoin tumbles below $66,000 after Friday's 20% rally fades. Korean investors flee to record-high Kospi while crypto trading volumes plunge 65%. Robinhood down 12.5% on weak crypto revenue.

Bitcoin falls for third straight day to $66,868 as Fear & Greed Index hits extreme fear, yet spot ETFs see steady inflows of $166.5M. Industry giants call it a buying opportunity.

Last week's bitcoin selloff stemmed from yen carry trade unwinds and macro leverage, not crypto-specific issues. Digital assets are now deeply tied to traditional finance flows, experts say.

World's largest crypto exchange Binance partners with Franklin Templeton to let institutions use tokenized money market funds as off-exchange collateral, potentially revolutionizing institutional digital asset trading

Hong Kong's SFC announces framework for perpetual contracts, bitcoin-backed lending, and market-making for institutions. The move accelerates Asia's crypto hub race as other jurisdictions lag behind.

Despite Trump's crypto-friendly policies and personal investments, the market lost $2 trillion. Presidential support can't overcome inherent volatility.

Hong Kong pushes ahead with stablecoin licenses despite Beijing's crypto ban. A controlled experiment or defiance? What this means for global digital finance.

Crypto PAC Fairshake launches midterm campaign with $5M Alabama investment, wielding unprecedented $193M fund to shape pro-crypto Congress. First major test of industry's political influence.

Blockchain.com secures UK FCA registration four years after withdrawing its application in 2022. What changed in Britain's crypto regulatory landscape?

Wintermute argues that AI investment frenzy is absorbing capital at crypto's expense. Bitcoin struggles near $69K as institutional flows favor artificial intelligence over digital assets.

Grayscale's analysis reveals Bitcoin behaves more like growth stocks than safe-haven gold, challenging the digital gold narrative. What this means for crypto investors.

Daren Li, a dual citizen of China and St. Kitts and Nevis, was sentenced in absentia to 20 years for orchestrating a $73 million cryptocurrency scam from Cambodia-based compounds using romance and tech support fraud tactics.