Bitcoin remained near $78,400 as traders reacted to Iran's counterconditions to a US peace deal proposal and ongoing Middle East conflict risks. Iran demands lifting US sanctions, release of frozen funds, compensation for war damages, and control over the Strait of Hormuz, while US terms exclude compensation and frozen asset release, requiring uranium transfer and limited nuclear activity. This standoff keeps oil-linked market pressure high, causing cautious crypto trading with Bitcoin down nearly 3% over the past week. The situation remains volatile, with peace talks and military threats influencing short-term crypto rallies and declines.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson argues Zcash surpasses Bitcoin ideologically by preserving transaction anonymity with zk-SNARKs, unlike Bitcoin's transparent blockchain. Meanwhile, U.S. spot XRP ETFs saw a 16% increase in inflows in May, reaching a...
Bitcoin has reached 760 days since its April 2024 halving, a historical signal linked to major market downturns and bear markets after previous halving cycles in 2012, 2016, and 2020. This pattern suggests Bitcoin may be entering a correction phase b...
Bitcoin fell nearly 5% last week after failing to sustain gains near $84,000, diverging from the S&P 500's record highs. Investors are focused on Wednesday's Federal Reserve minutes for clues on inflation and interest rate policies, which could tight...
The cryptocurrency market dropped nearly $90 billion in value due to rising inflation data and reduced expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026. Bitcoin fell below $79,000, briefly hitting $77,678, while Ethereum and XRP also decli...
The U.S. SEC has acknowledged updated filings for BNB ETFs by VanEck and Grayscale, signaling potential progress toward new U.S.-listed crypto products beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Institutional investment shifts include Mubadala increasing its stake...
