Since taking office, US President Donald Trump and his family have dived headfirst into a wave of crypto-focused business ventures, briefly seeing their wealth surge on the back of these deals. But that momentum has faded. Today, both the Trump family’s gains —and those of their most devoted supporters— have been wiped out as market
Financial regulators in the Russian Federation are set to scrap a strict rule that requires investors to be “highly qualified” to gain access to crypto assets. Russian cryptocurrency investments are still limited by an “experimental” framework, but the country intends to properly regulate the market in the coming months. Russia mulls easing investor access to
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has registered massive outflows in November 2025. With just a few days before the month ends, IBIT could see the highest negative monthly close in history. Massive outflows from IBIT in November 2025 Since launching in January 2024, IBIT has recorded the biggest Bitcoin ETF outflow in history this month.
As Bitcoin (BTC) makes a minor short-term recovery, insights from an artificial intelligence (AI) platform suggest that the asset is likely to find support at $90,000 on December 1. After dropping to around $80,000, Bitcoin is now seeking to reclaim the $90,000 level in search of a push beyond $100,000. By press time, Bitcoin was
U.S. Bank, the fifth-largest commercial bank in the U.S., has started testing the issuance of custom stablecoins on the Stellar network, according to a Tuesday announcement. Teaming up with PwC and the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) for the initiative, the bank aims to explore whether a traditional bank can safely issue programmable money on a
Bitcoin BTC$86,842.13 has lost its footing, both on an absolute basis and relative to U.S. equities. According to Adrian Fritz, chief investment strategist at crypto investment firm 21Shares, the divergence between crypto and stocks comes down to macro pressure, investor sentiment and what he calls a “panda market” — not a full-blown crypto winter, but
Digital asset infrastructure firm Paxos said Tuesday it has acquired Fordefi, a wallet provider startup, a move aimed at strengthening its custody offering as institutional adoption accelerates. The deal brings Fordefi’s multi-party computation (MPC) wallet architecture, policy controls and decentralized finance (DeFi) integrations under the Paxos umbrella. The companies did not disclose the terms of