A vote on the legislation was delayed earlier this month after hitting resistance over how it proposes regulation regarding stablecoins.
Bitcoin and major tokens weakened Sunday as markets positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision and a heavy slate of Magnificent Seven earnings.
It's about a lot more than "zooming out." Supply overhangs and investor "muscle memory" regarding gold help explain bitcoin's poor absolute and relative performance.
The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee's next draft is expected to shield developers from liability, insiders have been advised, but it may without Democrat backing.
Analysts, CoinDesk reporters and longtime industry participants weigh in on today's bitcoin, crypto and market price action.
"The White House has been super constructive here," said CEO Brian Armstrong.
While Coinbase said that the crypto market structure bill would essentially ban tokenized securities, companies in that sector say that's not the case.
A call is being planned to discuss the state of the legislation that's now been postponed in the Senate Banking Committee, sources say.
The firm is exploring how these technologies can fit into its business and has met with prediction market platforms.
The committee's Republican chairman, Tim Scott, had pushed for a quick process before it collapsed under the weigh of unfinished business.
One trader went against the current trend of low chances for a strike tonight by placing the new $40,000 bet.
Coinbase's withdrawal of its support potentially derails market structure legislation, says an analyst, noting that it's bad for the crypto industry and good for the banks.
CEO Brian Armstrong said there were "too many issues" with the bill.
The largest cryptocurrency is now facing a key "resistance" zone at $93,500-$95,000, which has capped its price for nearly two months.
MSCI won’t drop firms like Strategy from indexes yet, but a broader rule change may still be on the table
VanEck's David Schassler expects gold and bitcoin to rebound sharply as investor demand for hard assets is expected to rise.
Megawatts are still trading hands, and the AI trade is very much alive, according to investment banker Joe Nardini, as miners pivot to HPC and buyers chase scarce power.
The national banks regulator OCC released a statement signaling a shift in rules that will have significant crypto market consequences across the United States.
Crypto's 24/7 trading has influenced investor expectations, with Nasdaq acknowledging that many of its clients are already active overnight.
The pivot to AI comes with risks, including heavy borrowing and concerns about sustainability, with potential shortfalls if demand for AI slows.
Bitcoin is on track for its worst weekly performance since March, while U.S. demand indicators weaken as the Coinbase premium declines and spot ETFs reach a record volume.
The attack did not compromise the underlying smart contracts, but users are advised to avoid the compromised domains and instead use decentralized ENS domains.
The chief of crypto-focused multi-family office Digital Ascension Group talks about his VIP services for wealthy holders of digital assets.
Launched in 2018, the platform had grown into one of the most prominent analytics hubs for on-chain activity.
Despite its bearish reputation, every death cross in the current cycle has marked a major local bottom.
The sell-off is attributed to a combination of factors, including profit-taking, institutional outflows, macro uncertainty, and low liquidity.
A fresh wave of pessimism is sweeping across crypto markets, but the mood shift may be doing more good than harm.
Joseph Chalom is betting his next act on Ethereum, calling it the only chain institutions can trust to digitize finance.
Traders can also keep track of where liquidation levels are concentrated, helping identify zones of forced activity that can act as near-term support or resistance.
While the move helps avoid potential liquidity crises that could damage financial markets, it falls short of being as stimulative to risk assets as the Fed's other moves, such as QE.