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As the crypto market faces volatility, five cryptocurrencies stand out as potential leaders for the next rally: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Hyperliquid, and NEAR Protocol.
The SEC has approved Nasdaq’s proposal for Bitcoin index options, paving the way for a new era in crypto derivatives trading, pending CFTC approval.
New allegations suggest Binance facilitated $850 million in crypto transactions linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, raising compliance concerns for the exchange.
A serious breach at StablR has resulted in a loss of $2.8 million, leading to a notable depeg of its stablecoins amid ongoing security concerns in the DeFi space.
Ethereum’s recent price drop below $2,200 has caught the attention of investors, particularly with Tom Lee’s Bitmine acquiring a substantial amount of ETH. What does this mean for the future of ETH?
Bitcoin experienced a rebound this weekend following a significant geopolitical announcement, recovering from a five-week low as optimism around a peace deal with Iran lifted market sentiment.
Micron Technology’s stock experiences a slight downturn as investors evaluate the impact of strong AI demand against the volatility in the semiconductor sector.
With Kevin Warsh now leading the Federal Reserve, markets are preparing for a future devoid of rate cuts, signaling a shift in monetary policy expectations.
Bitcoin’s recent price drop raises questions among investors: should they see this as a buying opportunity or a sign of continued decline?
As Mastercard grapples with the fallout from the collapse of Will Financeira, Brazilian acquirers push back against liability claims, igniting a significant dispute in the fintech space.