The bill’s restrictions on yield-bearing crypto products may push the industry away from passive "hold-to-earn" models and toward AI-driven, compliant yield infrastructure, according to STBL Chief Commercial Officer Joe Vollono.
Nvidia's ambitious CPU market entry could reshape the AI landscape, challenging existing players and navigating geopolitical complexities.
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The voluntary AI model sharing framework may enhance security reviews but raises questions about future regulatory approaches and competitiveness.
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The UK's failed proposal highlights ongoing trade tensions and underscores the EU's leverage, impacting UK industries and market dynamics.
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The decline in Bitcoin's value signals potential volatility and uncertainty in the crypto market, affecting investor confidence and future forecasts.
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Iran's new system may disrupt global oil supply, heighten geopolitical tensions, and challenge maritime navigation freedom in the region.
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Iran's new system in the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt global oil trade, elevate geopolitical tensions, and impact cryptocurrency markets.
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While the broader crypto market, including Bitcoin & Ethereum, remains under pressure, a few altcoins continue to show notable resilience. Zcash (ZEC) and Hyperliquid (HYPE) are among the strongest performers, maintaining bullish structures despite the ongoing market-wide correction. Both assets are displaying strong technical setups, sustained buying interest, and improving momentum indicators. As Bitcoin struggles …
While major cryptocurrencies remain mired in a prolonged slump, the native token of the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid has surged to a record high. Data from CryptoSlate showed that HYPE crossed $60 for the first time, reaching as high as $62. This marks a 120% year-to-date gain and propels its market capitalization above $15 billion. This comes […]
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Crypto analyst Chain Mind has indicated that the Bitcoin price has yet to bottom. He alluded to historical performance, which shows that BTC has never bottomed without touching the EMA 300. Bitcoin Price Unlikely To Bottom Before Touching This Level In an X post, Chain Mind indicated that the Bitcoin price is unlikely to bottom out without first touching the EMA300. He noted that BTC has never bottomed without touching this level, as it did in 2020 and 2022, when it tagged the weekly EMA300 right before the cycle low. Specifically, Bitcoin’s bottom came 10% below the EMA in 2020 and 15% in 2022. Related Reading: Bitcoin Is Repeating This Midterm Pattern That Sends Price Tumbling 15% On Average The analyst noted that in this cycle, the Bitcoin price bounced from $60,000 without ever reaching the EMA, suggesting the real bottom isn’t in. He added that if the pattern repeats, BTC must drop to around $58,000, marking the last bottom in this bear cycle. In another X post, the analyst indicated that BTC was mirroring the price action during the 2022 bear market. This came as he revealed that the Bitcoin price had just rejected the 200MA, a move that also occurred in 2022. He explained that this confirms the bearish macro structure after BTC tagged the 200D MA again at $82,000. As such, if the 2022 pattern repeats, the leading crypto must drop 40% to 60% from the rejection point. He added that this means that the real cycle bottom must be around the $50,000 to $55,000 range. Bitcoin is once again in a downtrend after failing to hold above the psychological $80,000 level. This comes amid bearish catalysts such as the US-Iran war, rising inflation, and bets of a Fed rate hike this year. BTC’s latest decline came after the SEC delayed its approval of tokenized stocks. The Plan Remains The Same For BTC Crypto analyst Kaleo declared that the plan remains the same for the Bitcoin price despite traders on Kalshi betting against a rally to $100,000 this year. He urged market participants to zoom out and be more bullish. As for what could happen, he predicts a retest in the lower $70,000 range, then a rebound to between $80,000 and $90,000, and a range there for the summer. Related Reading: If You’re Looking To Bitcoin Above $90,000, This Analyst Says To Watch This Bearish OB Level Once that happens, the analyst predicts that the Bitcoin price will then rally above $100,000 and reach a new all-time high (ATH) in the fall and winter. Notably, the CLARITY Act could pass between now and then, which could spark a massive rally for the leading crypto. At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $75,400, down over 2% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com
Rising military tensions in southern Lebanon could hinder diplomatic efforts and increase the likelihood of broader regional conflicts.
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Chiliz price is suddenly back in the spotlight, but for all the wrong reasons. After weeks of tight consolidation that had traders anticipating a breakout, CHZ delivered a sharp reversal instead, plunging nearly 14% in a single day and breaking below a critical support structure. The move has rattled sentiment across the fan-token market, with …
Plasma's rapid rise highlights the potential for specialized blockchain networks to disrupt traditional financial systems, despite inherent risks.
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Google's Gemini Omni could revolutionize video content creation, impacting decentralized platforms and intensifying AI competition in media.
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Sui's integration of default privacy in transactions could set a new standard for blockchain networks, potentially reshaping user expectations.
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The ECB warned EU finance ministers that expanding euro stablecoin issuance could weaken bank lending and complicate monetary policy.
The crypto market saw another sharp selloff today as nearly $86 billion disappeared from the total market value within hours. The global crypto market cap dropped from around $2.57 trillion to nearly $2.49 trillion, while Bitcoin briefly fell to $74,255, recording a 4% decline over the past 24 hours. Major altcoins were hit even harder, …
U.S.-listed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds have seen more than $2.26 billion in outflows over the past two weeks.
Dogecoin has turned bearish after losing the crucial $0.10 psychological support, increasing concerns of a deeper correction in the coming days. The broader crypto market weakness, combined with declining derivatives activity, has added further pressure on the memecoin. The latest drop comes as Bitcoin and the altcoin market continue to face macro-driven selling pressure, while …
OpenAI's advancements in multimodal AI could revolutionize user interaction, enhancing accessibility and efficiency in digital workflows.
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After a steep downturn in early February, the Bitcoin price saw a significant turnaround over the following two months. While the month of May initially continued on this positive note, the premier cryptocurrency seems to have cooled off over the past week — aligning with BTC’s track record of not registering three consecutive months of positive price action during a bear-market year. Interestingly, recent on-chain observations suggest that trouble might be brewing for the Bitcoin price, at least in the near term. Could The Bears Take Over The Bitcoin Market Again? In a new post on the X platform, crypto analytics firm Bitcoin Vector explained that the current waning bullish momentum might be a more damning signal for Bitcoin than it is perceived to be. According to the market intelligence firm, BTC’s price momentum doesn’t have to turn deeply negative before investors pay attention. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Breaks 14-Year Support For The First Time In History, Analyst Predicts $50,000 Target Bitcoin Vector highlighted that the Glassnode momentum indicator, which measures the speed and strength of price movements (in a specific direction) within a period, has witnessed a sharp downturn in recent days. The analytics platform noted that while the focus would be on the momentum turning negative, the +0.5 mark is the level to watch. According to Bitcoin Vector’s analysis, price momentum crossing below +0.5 is the first signal that the upward trend might be fading and sellers might be overtaking the market. The analytics firm revealed that the last two times the flagship cryptocurrency lost this critical level, the BTC price structure shifted. Those last two times include: October 2025, when the Bitcoin price suddenly crashed to just above $100,000, and February 2026, when the market leader fell to around $62,000. Bitcoin Vector noted that these moves were characterized by a weakened spot CVD (cumulative volume delta), a return of seller control, and a deteriorating price structure. Recent on-chain data show that price momentum remains above +0.5 — albeit at around +0.7. “But if it loses that level while Spot CVD keeps weakening, caution rises fast. That would be the first signal that deterioration is starting beneath the surface,” Bitcoin concluded. Ultimately, the world’s largest cryptocurrency seems to be at a critical juncture, with the waning price momentum potentially signaling what is to come over the next few weeks. Bitcoin Price At A Glance As of this writing, BTC is valued at around $75,950, reflecting an over 2% price decline in the past 24 hours. Related Reading: Bitcoin Upper Trendline Resistance Is Holding Price Back, Can It Push It Below $60,000? Analyst Answers Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView
Rio de Janeiro Civil Police launched an operation targeting a Comando Vermelho operational nucleus and found a crypto mining setup with roughly 30 computers arranged on shelves in a room on an apparently abandoned lot. The farm drew power from a clandestine electrical connection running directly from a utility pole. The machines carried high-capacity fans […]
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Market instability highlights the risks of one-sided bullish positioning, emphasizing the need for cautious trading strategies amid geopolitical tensions.
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The cash-settled, European-style contracts will trade under the ticker QBTC on Phlx, but still require CFTC approval before trading can begin.
Market volatility may increase as geopolitical tensions influence investor sentiment, potentially impacting global economic stability.
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Heightened geopolitical tensions and scrutiny on Iran's crypto activities may influence international policy and nuclear safety discussions.
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Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has reveal a new national strategy focused on stablecoins, tokenized banking, and AI-powered digital payments. Called the “Next-Generation AI/On-chain Financial Concept,” the plan outlines a five-year roadmap to combine artificial intelligence with blockchain technology across Japan’s financial system. The proposal aims to reduce dependence on foreign payment networks and …
Bitcoin is experiencing a steady decline, as prices dipped below $60,000 in the past week. The leading cryptocurrency has struggled to sustain upside momentum after multiple rejections at the $82,000 price level over the last month. Meanwhile, analysts remain divided between the potential of a resurgence and the possibility of another extended correction. Market expert Leshka.eth, with X username Leshka.eth, has aligned with the pessimists, sharing a recent analysis projecting a 41% decline in Bitcoin’s price. Related Reading: Glassnode Says Bitcoin Options Traders Are Still Positioned For Trouble 26 EMA Rejection Confirms Brewing Selling Pressure In an X post on May 22, Leshka.eth shares a bearish price projection for Bitcoin, anchored in the formation of a Head & Shoulders pattern, a negative chart formation that signals a potential reversal of an existing trend, typically from bullish to bearish. It is characterized by three peaks, with the middle peak, i.e., the head, higher than the two surrounding peaks, called the shoulders, while a neckline drawn across the lows between these peaks acts as a key support level. According to Leshka.eth, the forming H&S pattern on the BTC weekly chart indicates an incoming reversal of the price gains accumulated all through 2024 and 2025. The analyst notes that the chart pattern has recorded two key developments, beginning with a retest of the $68,000 neckline, market intentions to reevaluate this region as a key area for further downside pressure. Furthermore, the Bitcoin price recorded a rebound that was firmly rejected at the 26-period exponential moving average (EMA), indicating that upward momentum is weakening at this dynamic level and adding further weight to the bearish outlook implied by the pattern. Meanwhile, the right shoulder failed to reach the same height as the left shoulder, suggesting a gradual buildup of selling pressure. All these events point to an impending validation of the H&S formation, which is expected to trigger a major downswing. In this case, Lesksha.eth predicts Bitcoin would crash to around $44,000 in a measured move, aligning with the next significant support below the neckline. While not explicitly stated by the analyst, such a price move could mark the anticipated cycle bottom, needing to kickstart the next market bull run. Related Reading: Kevin Warsh’s Fed Era Could Change Bitcoin Forever – Here’s The First Signal To Watch Bitcoin Price Overview At the time of writing, Bitcoin trades at $75,484, reflecting a 2.66% decline in the past day. Meanwhile, the daily trading volume is up 2.65% to $27.65 billion. Featured image from HeroScreen, chart from Tradingview
Bitcoin's drop below $75,000 may trigger broader market volatility, affecting investor sentiment and price stability across cryptocurrencies.
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Bitmine's potential inclusion in the Russell 3000 could amplify its market influence, linking its fortunes closely to Ethereum's performance.
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