#cryptocurrency

Hyperliquid's HYPE token jumped 30% while bitcoin barely moved, as the platform merges crypto with stocks, commodities, and forex trading in a 24/7 marketplace.

Bitcoin trades sideways near $89,000 as markets await Fed decision and Big Tech earnings, despite a weakening dollar and record equity highs creating favorable conditions for risk assets.

USDT and USDC market cap drops to $257.9B as investors cash out to fiat, potentially weakening crypto price rebounds and signaling broader market concerns.

The crypto industry faces a ticking clock as midterm elections approach, with internal divisions over the Clarity Act threatening their last chance for favorable bipartisan legislation.

Tether's new U.S.-focused stablecoin USAT could become the first credible domestic competitor to Circle's USDC, potentially reshaping the institutional stablecoin landscape.

Trump's casual acceptance of dollar weakness sends DXY to 4-year lows while Bitcoin and gold surge. Is this the beginning of a new monetary order?

BNB surged 2.5% to $893, approaching the $900 resistance level as institutional products launch and prediction markets explode with over $20 billion in cumulative trading volume.

Support for crypto's Clarity Act has dropped from 80% to 50% after industry pushback. Bitwise warns the sector has three years to become indispensable if federal legislation fails.

British banks increasingly restrict customer access to FCA-approved crypto exchanges, undermining the UK's crypto hub ambitions despite regulatory progress.

Cryptocurrency money laundering has exploded from $10B to $82B in five years, with Chinese-language networks now controlling 20% of global illicit flows through Telegram-based services.

Bitcoin and ether volumes drop 20%+ as gold hits records and silver surges 57% YTD. Low liquidity keeps crypto range-bound while metals attract haven flows.

As Bitcoin extends its decline ahead of Fed decision and Big Tech earnings, gold and silver surge to record highs, revealing crypto's identity crisis as a risk asset rather than safe haven.