Despite ongoing tensions between the US and Iran in the Middle East, Bitcoin (BTC) continues to hold strong. Bitcoin, although it fell to the $70,000 level after the first round of talks between the US and Iran over the weekend ended without a result, rose again above $74,000 following news that a second round of
Avalanche is moving beyond finance and into outer space, with a new network designed to verify telescope data in real time. SkyMapper has introduced a dedicated Avalanche-based network that cryptographically records observations from telescopes around the world, turning each data point into a secure, verifiable digital record. The new network, SkyMapper L1, collects data from
The $XRP Ledger added native support for zero-knowledge (ZK) proof verification by integrating with Boundless, a ZK proving network, in what the company claims is the first deployment of its kind on the ledger. The move is designed to let financial institutions transact privately on the public blockchain while meeting regulatory requirements. It addresses a
In a significant move for the institutional digital asset sector, Paxos Labs has successfully raised $12 million in a seed funding round. This strategic investment, led by prominent venture firm Blockchain Capital and first reported by Fortune, signals growing confidence in enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure. The New York-based startup, an entity under the established stablecoin issuer
The next Bitcoin ($BTC) halving is slowly approaching, with the event now roughly halfway into its current cycle. Specifically, the halving is expected to occur in mid-April 2028, at the block height of 1,050,000. As of the time of writing, there are only 105,000 blocks left before the halving is 50% complete, as evidenced by
Visa (V) has made its first foray into running blockchain infrastructure, the company said on Tuesday, operating as an “anchor validator” node on the Stripe-backed Tempo blockchain. Visa, a long-time collaborator of the payments services provider, configured and managed the validator node entirely in-house, following six months of joint work with Tempo’s engineering team to
Bitcoin’s approach toward $75,000 is drawing increased attention from analysts, who told CoinDesk the level could mark a key shift in the market’s current rangebound structure. “A clean break above $75,000 wouldn’t just be another move higher; it would represent a structural breakout from consolidation and likely shift the market into a new upward trend,”
As tensions between the US and Iran in the Middle East continue unabated, Bitcoin ($BTC) remains strong. Bitcoin, although it fell to the $70,000 level after the first talks between the US and Iran over the weekend ended without a result, has risen again to the $74,000 level. This rise was influenced by news that
Several crypto analysts still believe that there will be a final flush out that sends Bitcoin prices as low as $50,000 before the cryptocurrency is able to mount a measurable recovery. Bitcoin ($BTC) trader and author Ivan Liljeqvist posted to X on Tuesday that Bitcoin is yet to have “the big flush.” “I don’t think
A crypto analyst has announced that Bitcoin ($BTC) has hit its last bull trap, signaling that the price of the flagship cryptocurrency could fall much further before a potential reversal begins. The analyst has shared a chart highlighting key accumulation areas at levels below $60,000, the lowest price $BTC has reached since its all-time high