Bitcoin fell 1.6% to just under $82,800 as of Thursday Asian morning hours. Oil jumped on a report that the White House asked the Pentagon for strike options against Iran, pushing Treasury yields back toward their highest since 2002. XRP led the losses among the majors, down nearly 4% to about $1.42. DOGE slid 3%
The US Treasury slapped Amidi, LLC with a $200,000 penalty for not reporting a stake of about $92,478 held by its Chinese fund in a Shanghai robotics AI firm. Penalty runs more than twice the investment, first under rules screening American money into sensitive Chinese tech. Amidi’s offshore fund backed Noematrix on April 19, 2025
The current crypto market condition is not going that strong, with the global cryptocurrency market cap trading at $2.92 trillion at press time after a drop of 2.7% in the past 24 hours. Yet, Bitcoin [$BTC] stood strong as it recorded its largest net exchange outflow in seven months, with approximately 24,073 $BTC leaving cryptocurrency
US spot Ether exchange-traded funds bled for a sixth straight session Tuesday, losing around $408 million during the stretch. Spot Bitcoin funds recovered the same day with $119 million of new money. ETHA’s $201.89 million exit was the largest since September 16 Ether funds were down $201.89 million on Tuesday, a sixth consecutive session in
Most Federal Reserve officials viewed another interest rate increase as likely appropriate by year end, according to minutes of the September 15 and 16 meeting, as persistent inflation and resilient growth supported further tightening. All participants backed September’s quarter percentage point increase, which lifted the federal funds target range to 3.75% to 4%. Officials generally
Right now, what Bitcoin needs is a catalyst to keep HODL sentiment intact. As AMBCrypto recently reported, Bitcoin was trading near $86,200, putting whales at roughly 39% unrealized profit and sharks at nearly 28% based on their respective cost basis. With $BTC now down to $83k, the risk of profit-taking and a new wave of
zkSync is gearing up for the Chicago Signal Forum hosted by the Digital Chamber on October 8, 2026. The forum will focus on institutional digital assets and the evolution of onchain financial infrastructure. This gathering of industry leaders signifies a growing interest in digital assets, highlighting the need for strategic discussions in the sector. More
In a recent discussion, Cosmos emphasized the critical need for digital asset security to act before transactions settle. This roundtable, featuring insights from Maghnus Mareneck and Marshall Lipman, surfaced significant concerns regarding the evolving landscape of cybersecurity for institutional investors. As the industry matures, proactive measures could prevent costly breaches, influencing how assets are managed
Forget stocks — U.S. investors are more interested in upping their bitcoin holdings, according to new research. Charles Schwab’s 2026 Modern Wealth Survey dropped on Wednesday, and showed that current cryptocurrency investors want to keep adding to their holdings. The research revealed that a total of six in 10 plan to invest more over the
Strike has announced the launch of its new feature, Stacks, which allows users to efficiently organize their Bitcoin savings. This innovative tool enables users to set aside Bitcoin for various purposes and schedule dollar-cost averaging (DCA) contributions. Such advancements reflect the growing trend of integrating Bitcoin into traditional financial services, showcasing the cryptocurrency’s increasing acceptance