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The Federal Reserve’s pivot toward balance-sheet expansion could ignite a new wave of speculative euphoria across crypto and equities. Yet, as liquidity surges, so do concerns that the next great bubble may already be forming.

If the Supreme Court ultimately rules that Trump does not have the authority to bypass Congress to initiate trade conflicts, then Wednesday's market movement may be just the prelude to a market frenzy.

The new valuation makes Ripple one of the highest-valued private crypto companies in the world.

Large Bitcoin holders are buying the dip, adding nearly 30,000 BTC even as prices test $100,000. Their quiet accumulation contrasts with retail fear and ETF outflows, suggesting the market’s biggest players are preparing for the next move.
- 10:53An independent miner successfully mined block 924569, capturing a reward of 3.146 BTC.According to ChainCatcher, citing mempool data, at 22:13:06 yesterday, an independent Bitcoin miner successfully mined block 924569, receiving a block reward of 3.146 BTC, worth approximately $264,500.
- 10:44Analyst: 20,000 bitcoins flowed into exchanges in the past week, worth nearly $2 billionAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ali (@ali_charts) monitored that 20,000 bitcoins, worth nearly $2 billion, flowed into exchanges over the past week.
- 10:01VanEck CEO: Will Exit Investment if Bitcoin’s Fundamental Logic Breaks, Market Demand for Privacy Continues to GrowChainCatcher reported that Jan Van Eck, CEO of investment management firm VanEck, stated in an interview with CNBC, "If we believe the fundamental logic of bitcoin is broken, we will exit our bitcoin investments. The bitcoin community is focusing on two core issues: crypto security and privacy, especially in the face of potential threats from quantum computing. Meanwhile, some long-time bitcoin players are paying attention to tokens like Zcash (ZEC), which offer higher privacy protection. Four years ago, bitcoin was often accused of being used for illegal activities, but now transactions can be tracked on-chain, and the market's demand for privacy is growing."