The London Stock Exchange Group has rolled out a new digital settlement service to bring commercial bank money onto blockchain rails. The service, called Digital Settlement House (DiSH), enables instant settlement across both blockchain-based and traditional payment networks, operating around the clock across multiple currencies and jurisdictions, according to a Thursday announcement. At the core
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen strong inflows for three consecutive days, reversing earlier January losses. Spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETF inflows topped $843.6 million on Wednesday, marking the largest single-day inflows of 2026 so far, according to data from crypto research platform SoSoValue. During the three-day streak, spot Bitcoin ETFs have drawn more than $1.7
Bitcoin could climb to $200,000 as regulatory pressure eases and BTC becomes more embedded in global financial markets, according to Binance founder Changpeng Zhao. Zhao linked Bitcoin’s long-term prospects to developments in the political and regulatory landscape. He observed that the industry has benefited from a more accommodating policy stance since President Donald Trump’s re-election.
Okratech Token ($ORT), a cutting-edge crypto project, has commenced a new collaboration with NexFi Wallet, an advanced blockchain wallet. The partnership attempts to advance blockchain-native financial solutions. As Okratech Token disclosed in its official X post, the development integrates NexFi Wallet’s robust expertise in dependable financial infrastructure to streamline value exchange. Thus, the joint effort
The cryptocurrency market continues its excellent start to the week, with Bitcoin approaching a key psychological level after adding nearly 2% to its value in the last 24 hours. The leading cryptocurrency briefly touched the $98k level but has slightly retraced towards the $96k level at press time. The positive performance comes amid improved risk
Bitcoin is attempting to recover recent losses after reclaiming the $95,000 level, a move that restored short-term optimism. The rally pushed BTC to a two-month high, but the recovery is far from complete. In reality, Bitcoin now faces a far larger test ahead. The zone between $98,000 and $110,000 represents its toughest resistance yet. Bitcoin
Bank of America Chief Executive Brian Moynihan is telling lawmakers that forcing stablecoin issuers to pay interest could take trillions away from banks, reduce lending capacity, and raise borrowing costs in the US economy. In its latest market structure bill, unveiled on Tuesday, the Senate Banking Committee discussed restrictions on stablecoin yields. Moynihan, speaking on
Argentina continues to lead global crypto adoption as citizens look for alternatives to fragile financial systems. High inflation, currency depreciation, and strict banking requirements have pushed millions to explore digital assets. Bitcoin has already become a popular store of value, yet using it for daily spending often forces users to sell assets they prefer to
Bitcoin continues its bullish momentum with strong futures inflows, as support holds firm and traders eye further upside potential. Notably, Bitcoin (BTC) extended its recent recovery on Thursday, climbing 1.9% over the past 24 hours, and is now trading at $96,517. The price fluctuated between $94,620 and $97,704 but is now trading near the mid-range.
Bitcoin is continuing to move higher on the daily chart, and recent analysis shows the upward momentum remains intact. After rising steadily from its November lows, the price has now reached an important area where the next move could shape the short-term trend. Bitcoin is currently trading in the $97,000 to $98,400 range, a level