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Bitcoin Traders Eye $55K Amid U.S. Stocks Sell-off, XRP Leads Losses in Major Cryptos

Traditional markets from the U.S. to Japan saw declines across major indexes and stocks, with the tremors seeping into the cryptocurrency market.

Solana ETF Hopes, Rising Fundamentals Are Driving SOL Prices Higher, Traders Say

The total value of tokens locked on Solana has increased over 25% in a month, crossing the $5.28 billion mark to levels not seen since April 2022, veri tracked...

Bitcoin Dips Below $63K As Mt. Gox Moves $2.8B BTC to Internal Wallets

One observer said the movement of coins was likely a part of the exchange's creditor reimbursement plan.

ARG Token Doubles as Argentina Enters Copa America Final

The Argentina Football Association's ARG is the largest soccer fan token by trading volume, according to CoinMarketCap.

Bitcoin Climbs Over $57K, With Some Saying Mt. Gox Sales Already ‘Priced In’

Markets have priced in Mt. Gox’s ongoing repayments and U.S. policies could now start influencing the market, one trading desk said.

First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Slumps Below $54K as Mt. Gox Flags Repayments

The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for July 5, 2024.

Senate Bill Could Open Crypto to U.S. Sanctions, but Industry Trying to Head it Off

The industry says a surprise section in a recent spending bill could slam crypto with sanctions threats, but a key Senate office is now meeting with digital assets sector...

RoaringKitty a GameStop Billionaire by Friday? Crypto Traders Are Placing 50% Odds

A new market on betting application Polymarket has seen over $120,000 in trader placed on Keith Gill making deri figures on his GameStop equity and options holdings.

India Springs Election Surprise, Sends Equity Market Crashing With Uncertain Implications for Crypto

Any plans for comprehensive crypto legislation could be kicked further down the road after a weaker-than-forecast showing for the governing party.

SEC’s Gensler Going Rogue in Solo Quest to Stop U.S. Crypto Legislation?

A new White House statement suggests not even the president who appointed the SEC chairman thinks the government can go on overseeing digital assets without new policy.