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Bitcoin has traded below mining costs for five months, putting pressure on miners

Bitcoin has spent five straight months trading below what it costs to produce, squeezing miners and forcing some to sell, JPMorgan said in a note. The bank pegs the cost to mine a bitcoin at about $78,000, well above the roughly $62,500 the asset fetches now. The burden is showing, and about 20% of miners […]

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Ex-Celsius CEO Mashinsky gets US CFTC ban in final decision with regulator

The sentencing of Alexander Mashinsky, the jailed former head of Celsius until its high-profile collapse, continues with a formal ban from any ability to seek business with the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission or the trade it oversees. The derivatives regulator did not impose new fines on Mashinsky, who previously pleaded guilty to charges that

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Crypto market positioning is ‘defensive and thin’ after Fed rate meeting, Marex analysts say

The crypto market fell a day after the Federal Reserve raised expectations that US interest rates are headed higher. Bitcoin BTC$62,720.76the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, changed hands near $63,900, down more than 1% over the past 24 hours. Other important tokens including XRP (XRP), ether (ETH), BNB coin GDP$576.01 and solana (SOL), had similar

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US agencies seek stablecoin customer ID rules similar to banks in new GENIUS Act rule

Those standards, according to the proposed rule, “shall include reasonable procedures to: (1) verify the identity of any person seeking to open an account, to the extent reasonably and practicable; (2) maintain records of the information used to verify a person’s identity, including name, address, and other identifying information; and (3) determine whether the person

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Aster (ASTER) surged over 10% on radical ‘buyback and burn’ upgrade. But the gains were short-lived

The upgrade marks a shift away from the protocol’s previous linear accrual model, where tokens were automatically released to the market regardless of demand, and which ended earlier this year, in January 2026. “Aster’s tokenomics upgrade triggers the platform’s own activity,” noted the protocol, highlighting that the new rewards are settled on-chain with “no discretionary

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Alchemy’s AI-powered AgentCard accesses the Visa payment network

Blockchain infrastructure firm Alchemy said AI agents with its AgentCard now have access to the Visa (V) network with full identity and payment capabilities, enabling them to make online purchases on behalf of consumers. The integration enables AgentCard, a virtual ID and spending card for AI agents, to access Visa Intelligent Commerce to book a

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Foundation loses another key leader as Hsiao-Wei Wang steps down

Ethereum Foundation (EF) co-executive director Hsiao-Wei Wang shared that she has stepped down from her role as head of the organization effective immediately, in a post shared on X on Thursday. Wang reached the decision after a recent sabbatical, which gave her time to reflect on her priorities and future plans. “I have come to

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