The CoinDesk 20 Index, monitoring the top 20 cryptocurrencies, is trading down 2.9%, at 2591.55. Only three of the tracked assets are currently trading higher. XLM and XRP are top
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Crypto AML startup Notabene has secured $14.5m in funding from firms such as DRW Venture Capital amid global shifts towards crypto regulation. The firm, which helps companies comply with anti-money
Bullish activity on the XRP options market on Deribit suggests increased belief in a price rise above 90 cents. The 90 cents call option is the most popular option, with
Small Bitcoin investors, often referred to as “shrimps”, have consistently been buying more bitcoins over the past two months. Meanwhile, major holders, known as “whales”, continue their two-month trend of
The CoinDesk 20 Index is at 2,645.58, with Bitcoin at $87,452.37 and Ether at $3,289.79. Bitcoin almost reached $90,000 in European trading, while Ether ETFs reported record inflows of $295.5
Ethereum developer Justin Drake recently unveiled a comprehensive reworking of Ethereum called the ‘Beam Chain’. The blueprint combines current development ideas into a complete upgrade plan, including block creation and
US-listed Ether Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) saw a record inflow of nearly $296 million, with BlackRock’s ETHA and Fidelity’s FETH each receiving $100 million. Bitcoin ETFs attracted about $1.1 billion, the
Dogecoin (DOGE) recently spiked by 48%, exciting investors with notions of the meme cryptocurrency hitting the $1 mark. This surge pushed DOGE past 41 cents, the first time since May
Bitcoin’s rapid price fluctuation, peaking at over $89,000, led to the liquidation of over $600 million in futures. Other cryptocurrencies, like DOGE, SOL, and APT, also faced large futures losses.
Democrat Ruben Gallego has won the Senate seat in Arizona, a small consolation to the Democrats after a string of losses in the 2024 Senate election. His campaign received significant