Bitcoin hovered around $79,000 to $80,000 after a significant institutional buying day, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing their largest inflow since January, totaling $730.9 million. This surge was driven by major funds like BlackRock and ARK 21Shares, pushing total ETF assets above $103 billion. However, Bitcoin's gains were tempered by a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report that increased the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike, causing Treasury yields to rise and putting pressure on Bitcoin as a risk asset. The next key event for Bitcoin's price direction is the upcoming August CPI report and the Fed's decision, which will influence whether Bitcoin can sustain a breakout above $80,000.
Remittix has raised $33 million and will burn 300 million RTX tokens, reducing supply by 20% ahead of public trading starting November 24, 2026. This token burn and near-cap funding boost scarcity and investor interest. Meanwhile, the XRP Ledger's No...
XTransfer, a leading global B2B cross-border payment platform, made its first appearance at Money20/20 USA 2026 in Las Vegas to accelerate its expansion into Latin American markets. The company recently completed regulatory registration in Chile, ena...
Kelvin Veras Real Estate completed 16 real estate transactions in its first year operating in New Jersey, including sales, purchases, rentals, and landlord services. This milestone highlights the company's successful market entry and diverse client s...
The XRP Ledger payment-volume metric measures the volume of XRP transferred between accounts on the ledger, focusing on actual transfers rather than trading activity on cryptocurrency exchanges. This metric helps gauge network usage but does not indi...
Mike McGlone, a senior commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, warned that several assets including Bitcoin, U.S. natural gas, gold, silver, and various metals could follow a pattern of rising and then retreating in 2026. He emphasized that t...
