Bitcoins BTC$69,320.81 the rebound from last week’s sales is already running into a wall. After briefly slipping into the low-$60,000s in a capitulation-like move last week, the largest cryptocurrency rallied back toward the $70,000 level over the weekend, but momentum has since faded. That stall has traders reframing the rejection as a classic bear market […]
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Speaking on CoinDesk Live at the Ondo Summit in New York City, former House Financial Services Chairman Patrick McHenry and White House Counsel Patrick Witt said a comprehensive crypto market structure bill could pass within months. Latest developments: Optimism is rising across Washington and the industry. McHenry and Witt discussed the growing momentum for landmark
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The brief, partial shutdown of the US government paid for the report on the employment situation due on Friday; it’s coming this week instead. Watch for the non-farm payrolls bell report on Wednesday. The world’s largest economy is expected to have added 70,000 jobs last month, more than in December, while the unemployment rate is
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By Francisco Rodrigues (all times ET unless otherwise noted) Bitcoin BTC$70,412.70 has pulled back nearly 2.5% in the past 24 hours after failing to hold on to gains made during an end-of-the-week rally that pushed it back up to $71,000. The pullback followed a turbulent few days that saw the cryptocurrency fall as low as
President Donald Trump’s US Bitcoin BTC$70,533.82 reserve does not exist yet and there is no mechanism in the federal government for the wholesale purchase of crypto. Keep that in mind as you consider this weekend’s speculation about the price point that would prompt the White House to hit a buy button, thanks in large part
Farcaster co-founders Dan Romero and Varun Srinivasan said Monday they are joining stablecoin-focused startup Tempo, signaling a pivot away from crypto-native social media and toward blockchain-based payments. The move follows last month’s acquisition of Farcaster by Neynar, a longtime infrastructure provider for the protocol that offers APIs and tools for developers building on the network.
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Morgan Stanley initiated coverage of three listed bitcoins BTC$70,411.45 mining companies on Monday backing two names linked to data center leasing while taking a more cautious stance on a miner focused on bitcoin exposure. Analyst Stephen Byrd and his team initiated coverage of Cipher Mining (CIFR) and TeraWulf (WULF) with overweight ratings and set price
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xMoney extends Domino’s partnership to Greece, providing faster payment experiences
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Breaking a familiar pattern, bitcoin BTC$70,218.82 is rising during the US session, rising to $70,800 after falling to just above $68,000 earlier in the day. Bitcoin is now higher by 0.5% over the last 24 hours, with Ether ETH$2111.66XRP XRP$1.4281 and solana SUN$87.74 forward by almost 1.5% within the same time frame. Risk assets are
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MegaETH, a high-performance blockchain built to make Ethereum applications feel near-instantaneous, debuted on its public mainnet on Monday, entering an ecosystem mired in a fundamental debate over how Ethereum should scale. The project, which had pitched itself as a layer-2 “real-time blockchain” targeting more than 100,000 transactions per second (tps), would make onchain interactions feel
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