Bitcoin enters its historically bullish October window, but rising Treasury yields and Fed policy uncertainty are creating significant headwinds for the bulls.
New York and Wyoming regulators have agreed to coordinate crypto oversight, aiming to streamline licensing and share supervisory information for digital asset firms.
Bitcoin is losing momentum after hitting $85500 and is now hovering near $83500. Traders are watching the $82000 level as the critical support zone for the October outlook.
Regulatory pressure is mounting for crypto advisors. Even though the CLARITY Act failed, the expected rules are still arriving, meaning compliance is no longer optional.
Dutch authorities are moving toward taxing unrealized crypto gains starting in 2028. The proposed Box 3 system overhaul could eventually shift taxation to the point of sale for investors.
NEAR Intents just got hit by a $3.8 million exploit. This is just more fuel for the fire in a year already defined by massive security failures across the space.
The XRP Ledger has reached a milestone of 10 million payments processed by AI agents, highlighting a significant convergence between AI technology and blockchain infrastructure.
Bitcoin ETF inflows snapped after a nine day streak with $149 million exiting the funds. Ethereum ETFs also felt the heat with nearly $60 million in net outflows.
Onchain tokenized assets just smashed through the $34B mark. Dune data shows single stocks are crushing it, dominating equity holdings and leading the charge in spot trading volume.
Base activated the Cobalt upgrade to grant B20 token issuers advanced capabilities like balance multipliers and asset seizure protocols for tokenized assets.
Chainalysis dodged a bullet in the Celsius lawsuit, winning dismissal on 15 claims. However, one aiding and abetting charge regarding the disputed 3.3 billion dollar audit still lingers.