Bitcoin ($BTC) started the week on a high note as the war between the US and Iran, which has been ongoing for weeks, continues. The cryptocurrency markets saw an upward trend in the early hours of the week. Bitcoin rose by over 3%, reaching approximately $69,200, before subsequently retreating to the $68,800 level. This rise
Bitcoin price climbed sharply above $69K in early Asian hours on Monday amid a fresh diplomatic move to end the ongoing US-Iran war. Ethereum, $XRP, Solana, Cardano, and altcoins also climbed amid reports of a potential 45-day ceasefire as President Donald Trump pushes the Iranian regime to open the Strait of Hormuz and press conference
The cryptocurrency market experienced a sudden upward swing today, with some major bearish trades ending up being crushed. Bitcoin (BTC), the flagship cryptocurrency, surged past the $69,000 level earlier today, CoinGecko data shows. The uptick has triggered a wave of short liquidations that wiped out nearly $200 million in bearish positions. Crypto market rebound According
Coinbase Ventures has again become a center of attention during the 1st quarter of 2026. In this respect, throughout Q1 2026, Coinbase Ventures has backed up to 14 crypto fundraising landscape. As per the data from CryptoRank, this development resembles Coinbase Ventures’ performance in the 2025’s first quarter, as it supported 14 ventures during the
United States President Donald Trump has again warned that the U.S. army will target Iran’s infrastructure next if Tehran doesn’t comply by April 7. After attacking Iran’s Ghadir Bridge last week, the U.S. president on Sunday said that further attacks would target power plants across Iran unless the Strait of Hormuz is reopened. “Tuesday will
Bitchat, a decentralized peer-to-peer messaging app developed by Block CEO Jack Dorsey, has been removed from Apple’s App Store in China for allegedly violating its internet service regulations. In an X post on Sunday, Dorsey shared a screenshot from Apple’s app review team informing him that Bitchat had been removed from the App Store in
A familiar voice is back with a familiar, and controversial, call on bitcoin . Mike McGlone, senior commodity strategist for Bloomberg Intelligence, is reiterating that bitcoin could crash to $10,000. But this time, he’s framed it with a very clear line in the sand: $75,000. If bitcoin decisively reclaims and holds that level, the bearish
Franklin Templeton is setting up a standalone cryptocurrency division by acquiring 250 Digital, a firm spun off from venture capital outfit CoinFund earlier this year. The $1.7 trillion asset manager is making its boldest digital-asset move yet, targeting pension and sovereign wealth funds. What Franklin Templeton Is Building The unit will operate under the name
Manadia, a data settlement and AI coordination infrastructure designed to enable verifiable executions across blockchain networks, today announced a strategic integration with PVPFun, an AI-driven entertainment infrastructure platform that allows people to build and monetize decentralized applications without coding requirements. Using this partnership, PVPFun integrated its Web3 creation platform with Manadia’s provable, low-trust settlement infrastructure