Bitcoin fell into the mid-$67,000s on Tuesday, dragging the entire ecosystem of crypto-linked equities with it. Bitcoin shed more than 11% over the past week, crashing below $67,000 for the first time since early April, according to Bitcoin Magazine Pro data. The drop hit crypto treasury stocks with full force. Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) tumbled 9.15%
Bitcoin traders are finally taking the price selloff seriously. The cryptocurrency’s fear gauge, the BVIV index, shows it. BVIV, which measures the 30-day implied or expected volatility in the cryptocurrency, surged nearly 20% on Tuesday to 46.45%. That’s the biggest single-day spike since Feb. 5, according to data source TradingView. Here’s why it matters. For
ChainAware.ai, an Artificial Intelligence (AI-Powered) Web3 infrastructure platform, has disclosed its strategic partnership with PROM, the economic layer for autonomous AI agents. This partnership aims to enhance autonomous AI agents to securely transact, coordinate tasks, and exchange services in Web3. https://t.co/tODxqMTUfI x PROM 🤝 We’re thrilled to partner with @prom_io , the economic layer for
Mastercard is expanding its settlement network to support regulated stablecoins, a move that could help bring blockchain-based payments deeper into the plumbing of the global financial system. The company said Wednesday it plans to offer issuers and acquirers additional settlement options, including intraday, weekend and holiday settlement as well as on-chain settlement using regulated stablecoins.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has reposted an earlier proposal he made to ditch the U.S. dollar as the default reference point for stablecoins. He suggests that users hold personalized baskets of prediction market shares tied to their own spending patterns instead. The proposal by Vitalik follows a trend where more countries are choosing to conduct
Cardano (ADA) founder and cryptocurrency industry leader Charles Hoskinson made striking statements about the future of the crypto world and the new technologies that will transform the industry in his latest interview. Hoskinson argued that, in the long run, people will not use cryptocurrencies directly; instead, delegated artificial intelligence (AI) agents will manage this ecosystem.
In brief Bitcoin dropped nearly 6% today to $67,287—its lowest level since April—as macro fear and institutional selling hit in the same session. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs bled $2.43 billion in May, the worst monthly outflow of 2026. On Myriad, odds for a $55K dump just hit 52.6%—a complete reversal from mid-May when the $84K
Galaxy Digital (GLXY) said Tuesday it had launched over-the-counter (OTC) prediction markets trading for institutional investors, becoming one of the first major digital asset firms to offer large-scale access to event-driven markets through a bilateral trading framework. The Nasdaq-listed company said that the new service, offered through its global markets trading desk, will allow hedge
Bitcoin tumbling to $67,000 may signal a challenging summer ahead as investor capital continues flowing into artificial intelligence (AI) stocks and away from crypto. In a Tuesday report, K33 Research head Vetle Lunde said bitcoin’s weakness reflects fading institutional demand, heavy ETF outflows and growing vulnerabilities in derivatives markets. “Much of the market views the
Strategy, known for its Bitcoin-focused treasury strategy, continues to be a subject of debate among investors regarding its balance sheet. While the company’s extensive stock dilution policy has been criticized, some market commentators note that its Bitcoin assets still constitute a fairly strong collateral structure. According to assessments, Strategy’s 843,700 Bitcoin holdings have a current