Bitcoin has shown strong momentum as analysts forecast prices between $122K and $500K in 2025.
Mastercard has taken a decisive leap into the world of blockchain-based finance by unveiling a new global end-to-end stablecoin payment system designed to seamlessly integrate crypto into everyday commerce.
Bitcoin nears $100K as ETFs see record inflows and institutions drive growth, despite low retail interest and rising concerns about a possible market pullback.
The partnership aims to promote $PYUSD with zero fees, 3.7% yield, and DeFi use, aiming to challenge top stablecoins despite regulatory hurdles.
Bitcoin’s surge has sparked renewed hopes of a sustained bull run. As institutional interest grows and the dollar weakens, all eyes are on whether $BTC can hold its ground—or climb even higher.
Recently, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) also brought in $381.4 million—the biggest daily amount since the end of January.
The return to the US comes just two months after a major legal settlement with the US Department of Justice where OKX pleaded guilty to running an unlicensed money-transmitting business in the country.
With Ripple nearing the end of its lengthy legal issues, the launch marks a significant step for $XRP adoption in the US.
As part of its wider efforts to strengthen cryptocurrency regulation, Hong Kong’s SFC has also introduced new rules for virtual asset trading platforms and authorised funds involved in staking.
The Pectra upgrade brings a wide range of changes to the Ethereum network through 11 Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs). These changes aim to improve how Ethereum handles staking, user experience, and scalability.
