Bitcoin
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Trump’s executive order could break Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle: Bitwise CIO
U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order on crypto, coupled with an overall regulatory pivot in the United States, could break…
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Commerce Secretary Lutnick: US dollar stablecoins should be audited
Howard Lutnick, President Trump’s pick for U.S. Commerce Secretary, faced tough questioning from lawmakers over his ties to Tether and…
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D.E. Shaw takes stake in Riot, may push for changes
D.E. Shaw has acquired a stake in bitcoin mining firm Riot Platforms and may push for strategic changes, Reuters reported,…
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Chainlink’s Data Streams go live on Scroll mainnet
Chainlink’s standard for verifiable data has officially launched on Scroll, a zero-knowledge-proof-powered scaling solution on Ethereum. The decentralized oracle platform…
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Texas Lieutenant Governor proposes Bitcoin reserve for 2025
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has announced plans to establish a “Texas Bitcoin Reserve” as part of his top legislative…
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Sei Foundation launches $65m DeSci venture fund
Sei Foundation has unveiled a $65 million venture fund aimed at investments in the decentralized science ecosystem. In an announcement…
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Fed: Banks able to serve crypto customers, BTC up 3%
Bitcoin bounced after comments from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at the FOMC meeting signaled that banks are allowed…
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Illinois may become first U.S. state with an official Bitcoin Reserve
Illinois may soon become the first U.S. state to hold Bitcoin in its fiscal reserves if lawmakers approve the Strategic…
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Canary Spot Litecoin ETF steps closer to potential SEC approval
The SEC has acknowledged Canary Capital’s Litecoin ETF filing. This could lead to the first altcoin ETF outside of Bitcoin…
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No rate cuts, no ETF boom: Bitcoin ETF inflows remain weak amid Fed’s decision
Inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs remain weak for the second consecutive day as the Federal Open Market Committee’s decision…
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