Bitcoin faces a critical $76,700 test as hawkish Fed signals, ETF outflows and weakening demand put $71,300 support in focus.

Scheduled for Sept. 22, the Avalanche upgrade adds validator auto-renewal while making full cycle rewards harder to secure.

Foreign Treasury demand returned to bills in July while private investors sold $29.1 billion of notes and bonds.

Traders are watching whether Bitcoin price can escape an IBIT strike zone corresponding to roughly $70,900-$79,700.

Bitcoin miners with AI contracts trade at steep premiums even as most of their $100 billion-plus backlog has yet to turn into ...

Circle has scheduled the public launch of Arc for Sept. 16, giving USDC a network where the same dollar balance can fund both ...

Ethereum client estimates already disagree, while daily key rotation could weaken the public traces used to detect ...

CryptoSlate data showed XRP falling as low as $1.27 before recovering to about $1.29 as of press time, extending a decline ...

Two Robinhood employees face commodities-fraud and wire-fraud charges over Hyperliquid trades tied to confidential token ...

Cardano fees covered 0.7% of staking rewards over 73 epochs as transactions fell 72%, while Leios tackles capacity, not ...

Bitcoin’s next major test is whether a hawkish Fed can push BTC through the $70,000 support zone and materially damage the ...

DeFi Development can sell up to 30 million CHAD shares through a new ATM, with a 13% initial dividend rate and no fixed SOL ...