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Bitcoin rose to around $77,200, while XRP, ether and solana also gained as Treasury yields and oil fell.

Everyone is building non-dollar stablecoins. But data shows that compared to USD-denominated stablecoins, almost no one uses them.

Crypto markets are down in morning trading in the US on Tuesday as the idea of ​​upcoming interest rate hikes takes a toll on risk assets.

Donald Trump’s executive order asks the Fed to review how depository institutions can access payment services, an area in which the crypto industry is deeply involved.

Crypto firms are putting long-awaited IPO plans on hold as weak trading volumes and macro pressure weigh on valuations despite boom in AI-linked technology listings.

21Shares says strong early flows into its new Hyperliquid ETF reflect growing investor demand for around-the-clock access to crypto and traditional assets.

The head of digital assets and tokenization at one of Germany’s largest asset managers said that USDT and USDC are not stable coins from his perspective.

The research firm said bitcoin traders remain unusually defensive, reducing the risk of the kind of leverage-driven collapse seen in previous downturns.

The crypto asset manager argued that the market is mispricing Hyperliquid as a niche derivatives exchange rather than a fast-growing “super-app” for global trading markets.

Crypto infrastructure providers are attracting renewed investor interest as Wall Street deepens its push into digital assets.