The analysts see "asymmetric upside" for Robinhood from prediction market growth, setting a $130 price target.
Deutsche Borse Group has taken a $200 million stake in Kraken parent Payward, deepening ties between traditional finance and crypto markets.
Bitcoin price approaches $75,000 level with $200 million in shorts at risk of liquidation, rising open interest and shifting volatility dynamics in focus.
Estimated bitcoin purchase from STRC of around 7,800 BTC could mark the largest single-day addition since the preferred stock's debut.
BTC's price has hit four-week highs above $74,000. Here are next key levels that could amplify volatility or create resistance.
The DJ who told CoinDesk in 2021 that NFTs would be "part of culture" within five years is quietly exiting crypto.
RAVE has surged several thousand percent in seven days, driving frenzied trading activity and large liquidations, second only to industry leaders bitcoin and ether.
The BOJ's dovish shift keeps the yen carry trade alive, the same trade whose unwind crashed bitcoin 24% in two days in August 2024.
Crypto-related stocks closed higher on Monday, with Circle jumping 12%, Bullish rising 7.5%, and Coinbase gaining 3.9%.
Strong institutional activity pushed DOGE out of consolidation, but the real test sits just above current levels.
Strong volume and rising demand contrast with deeply bearish sentiment, setting up a potential move if $1.42 clears.
The six-week range that capped every rally at $73,000 finally broke on Monday as stocks erased all Iran war losses and Trump signaled willingness to resume peace talks.
Ether is outperforming bitcoin as ETF flows, spot prices and a 41% jump in Ethereum transactions move in the same direction for the first time in months.
RAVE’s sudden surge into crypto’s top ranks has drawn intense attention, with a mix of unusual trading patterns, tight supply and market dynamics fueling debate over what’s really behind the move.
Risk assets shrugged off the failed weekend negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, and the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Crypto funds pulled in $1.1 billion last week as Bitcoin led inflows, Ethereum rebounded, and softer US CPI lifted risk appetite.
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A Polymarket trader walked away with $252,000 in profits after taking advantage of the UFC’s latest “scoring error.”
Bitcoin rallied to $72,500 as US stocks reacted to US efforts to blockade the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the rebound, BTC traders warned that a price correction remains a risk.
Shares of Coinbase stock remain roughly 60% below their July 2025 peak of $445, even after a rebound in March.
As the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz goes into effect, reports say Iran is considering the abandonment of uranium enrichment as a way to end the war.
Bitmine expanded its Ethereum treasury to 4.87 million ETH, controlling 4% of supply as total holdings climb to $11.8 billion.
XRP is flat over the past 24 hours, but down more than 60% from its summer 2025 peak.
The company now holds 4.04% of all ether in existence and currently earns $212 million in annualized revenue from staking.
Analysts said bitcoin ETF inflows and a cleaner derivatives setup are keeping the market from breaking down.
The mint and a simultaneous $3 million burn come days after the venture said it had repaid $25 million of the borrowing position that left depositors unable to withdraw from a DeFi lending pool.
Last week's purchases were completely funded by sales of Stretch, the companies perpetual preferred stock.
Strategy's holdings now account for more than 3.7% of the total 21 million bitcoin supply — worth around $55 billion.
Crypto funds brought in $1.1 billion last week, their strongest inflow since January, as inflation and geopolitical tensions eased.
Bitcoin and ether retreated Monday as tensions in the Middle East triggered a spike in crude oil, forcing traders into defensive derivatives positioning.
Crypto's 24/7 global trading across hundreds of venues makes it difficult for any single country to halt the market.