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Bullish agreed to buy Equiniti for $4.2 billion, aiming to connect digital assets with shareholder recordkeeping. The deal would create a global transfer agent for tokenized securities and includes $1.85 billion of assumed debt.
Each altcoin reflects a different sector, including meme-driven markets, artificial intelligence, and decentralized finance infrastructure.
Bitcoin carved a path toward $82,000, but derivatives metrics need another push from bulls to sustain the rally.
Bitcoin’s upside remains tied to macro stability as BTC trades near $81,000. Wintermute said strengthening on-chain data and ETF inflows have not yet confirmed an independent breakout.
Coinbase will cut about 700 employees as it restructures around weaker crypto market conditions and artificial intelligence-driven productivity gains.
Infrastructure tokens are gaining attention as market focus shifts from speculation toward long-term blockchain utility and system-level development.
Kraken and Moneygram are linking crypto balances to cash withdrawals through a global pickup network. The partnership supports local-currency payouts across hundreds of fiat currencies and more than 100 countries.
Real-time TPS offers a clearer picture of blockchain demand than maximum throughput claims.
Many networks operate far below capacity, signaling underutilized infrastructure.
A 5-year ascending triangle across altcoins is nearing a potential breakout point.
SOL, INJ, APT, SUI, and SEI show structural alignment with this long-term pattern.
Shiba Inu is flashing mixed signals right now, leaving investors confused. While its Layer-2 network Shibarium shows low activity, selling pressure rises. On the flip side, strong bullish sentiment and a technical breakout hint at something bigger building.
The protocol shift comes as a $71 million court fight continues to unfold.
Investors back a model that moves insurance risk and capital flows onto blockchain rails, as onchain reinsurance looks to attract institutional participation.
Brad Garlinghouse addressed attendees at a Tuesday crypto conference on the progress of the CLARITY Act after US lawmakers announced a compromise on stablecoin yield that could advance the legislation.
CME's upcoming futures product will track whether the market thinks the price of Bitcoin is about to swing wildly or stay steady.
Strategy reported a $12.54 billion net loss in the first quarter of 2026 as bitcoin valuation losses overwhelmed revenue growth and active financing.
The solution, which uses zero-knowledge proofs to verify every transfer, will allow companies moving large volumes to maintain the secrecy of these movements, improving transaction confidentiality.
Solana's Drift Protocol says most of the stolen funds linked to North Korean hackers remain traceable—and it has a plan to make victims whole.
Short liquidations and rising open interest may be signs of the bulls’ plan to push the Bitcoin price closer to $90,000.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy continues to bet big on Bitcoin even as falling prices deliver a punishing quarter for the treasury giant.
Days before an Indiana primary, the Defend American Jobs PAC reported spending about $514,000 on media in support of a Republican House member running for reelection in the state‘s 4th Congressional District.
Bitcoin surged past the $81,000 milestone for the first time in months, reaching an intraday peak of $81,714. Despite brief periods of volatility, the cryptocurrency maintained strong support above $81,500, marking a 7% weekly gain.
Ripple has secured a seat at the table in one of the most significant tokenization projects now taking shape.
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Pavel Durov's announcement renews attention around TON. According to the founder of Telegram, the messaging platform will take a more direct role in the network.
Solana’s new service lets AI agents pay for Google Cloud and community APIs on a per-request basis, bypassing traditional accounts.
The funds will focus on supporting founders who build solutions around crypto, including payments, financial services, creator platforms, and decentralized infrastructure, which produce lasting value by turning solutions into usable products.
Bitcoin has gained more than 20% over the past 30 days as market conditions improved and geopolitical tensions eased. The move pushed BTC near the $81,000 level for the first time since February, signaling renewed buying interest.
Regional lenders gain access to infrastructure for stablecoins, tokenized deposits and crypto-backed lending without building systems in-house, signaling wider bank adoption.