The latest in digital assets, markets and regulation.
Bitcoin reversed gains to trade below $83,600 after US bond yields reached multidecade highs, while long-term holder supply clustered near the $85,000 resistance level.
Bitcoin maintained support near $84,300 despite risk asset pressure from geopolitical tensions and a spike in US bond yields to multi-decade highs.
Monday's US spot crypto ETF inflows fell roughly 80% from Friday to $64.8 million, though all four major categories maintained positive streaks following a week of $3.3 billion in demand.
The European Central Bank is seeking fintechs, payment firms and other organizations to explore the use of AI agents in digital euro payments.
President Trump holds over 1,000 municipal bond positions valued between $300 million and $1 billion, with some issuers directly affected by his administration's regulatory actions.
Morgan Stanley has established a digital asset lab to test stablecoins, tokenized assets, and DeFi apps in a secure, compliant environment.
Bitcoin traded near $84,000 Tuesday with spot ETFs seeing eight straight days of inflows totaling roughly $3 billion.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt predicts Bitcoin could reach $600,000 by late 2029 while labeling XRP a 'fool coin' due to its lack of automatic value appreciation from utility.
Former White House advisor Pippa Malmgren argues the US-Greenland security deal centers on Arctic missile defense and satellite infrastructure, linking these geopolitical shifts to US debt management and Bitcoin adoption.
Gary Cardone argues Bitcoin's resilience to the failed Clarity Act cloture vote signals Wall Street's permanent integration into crypto markets.
Hunter Biden attributed the 98% drop in his $LAPTOP token to a decentralized exchange market maker liquidity failure, while discussing broader crypto adoption.
Solari Capital founder AJ Scaramucci announced the firm's emergence from stealth with $350 million deployed across artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and Bitcoin.