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Bitcoin falls towards $68,000 as demand weakens and whales sell

Bitcoin BTC$68,569.79 slipped towards $68,000 on Tuesday, with traditional markets closed in Hong Kong for a long weekend, as repeated failures near $70,000 left the bitcoin market vulnerable to a decline. The drop came after another failed push above $70,000, with prices falling rapidly as they neared the lower end of $65,000 to $73,000 that

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Bitcoin, ether, solana hold firm as Trump sets Iran deal deadline on Tuesday evening

Bitcoin retreated to $68,589 in Asian hours on Tuesday after Monday’s ceasefire-driven rally faded as US President Donald Trump set a Tuesday night deadline for Iran to accept a deal and threatened to destroy “every bridge in Iran by 12 o’clock tomorrow night” if it does not. The largest cryptocurrency is down 0.6% over 24

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Bitcoin ETF inflows have hit their highest level since February

Bitcoin traded around $68,780 on Tuesday as US spot bitcoin ETFs posted their strongest daily advance in more than a month. Funds added a combined $471 million on April 6, according to SoSoValue data, marking the largest inflow since Feb. 25 and the sixth-largest daily total this year. The number remains below January’s peak flow

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Bitcoin miners face new rival for cheap power as Anthropic signs multi-gigawatt computing deal

Anthropic has announced a partnership with Google and Broadcom for “several gigawatts” of next-generation TPU computing capacity expected to come online from 2027, a commitment the company called its most significant to date, as revenue growth accelerated to an annual operating rate of $30 billion from $9 billion in late 2025. The scale of AI

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SEC close to issuing ‘reg crypto’ on fundraising issues, says chairman Atkins

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Securities and Exchange Commission is close to proposing a “regulatory crypto” bill that would deepen its approach to overseeing the crypto industry and draw lines between transactions that may be securities and those that are not, the agency’s head said Monday. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said the commission’s new crypto reg

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Jamie Dimon says JPMorgan must move faster as tokenization reshapes finance

JPMorgan ( JPM ) CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank must move faster to keep pace with blockchain-based competitors as tokenization reshapes parts of the financial system, according to his annual letter to shareholders. “A whole new set of competitors is emerging based on blockchain, which includes stablecoins, smart contracts and other forms of tokenization,”

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BTC’s ‘stability’ is a mirage, says Bitfinex

Bitcoins BTC$69,858.18 Muted price action masks a build-up of downside risk in derivatives markets, with traders increasingly positioning themselves for a sharper move lower. According to a recent Bitfinex report, the options market shows a persistent gap between implied and realized volatility, with implied volatility staying in the range of 48% to 55%, while actual

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Appeals court blocks New Jersey from shutting down Kalshi’s sports markets

An appeals court ruled Monday that New Jersey could not temporarily ban prediction market provider Kalshi, giving the platform a much-needed victory against an onslaught of state enforcement actions. A third appeals court panel ruled by a 2-1 vote that the state could not bring an enforcement action against Kalshi because the company’s products are

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