Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan reported that financial advisors are increasingly interested in stablecoins and tokenization rather than just Bitcoin, based on recent discussions with over 40 advisory teams. This shift reflects a growing focus on practical crypto applications in payments and real-world assets, despite the ongoing bear market. Advisors, who manage over $175 trillion, remain engaged with crypto, suggesting potential for broader adoption through new products and investor groups. Assets like Ethereum, Solana, Chainlink, and companies such as Circle and Coinbase may benefit from this evolving interest.
Bitcoin has fallen to its historically low 200-week average, signaling a deep bear market phase with extreme market fear. Despite a recent inflation surge in the U.S. and geopolitical tensions, Bitcoin's price remains near levels typically seen late ...
Investor Kevin O'Leary believes Bitcoin's major price rally is still pending and will be triggered by clear regulatory action, especially legislation like the Clarity Act. He explains that institutional investors such as pension funds and sovereign w...
Raydium's Legacy AMM V3 program was exploited due to a validation flaw allowing an attacker to bypass proportion checks and drain $1.34 million from five inactive liquidity pools. The attack did not affect current Raydium programs, SDK, or user inter...
Bitcoin remains just under $62,000 after rebounding from recent lows, while Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin fell up to 2.5% due to concerns over the Iran conflict. Institutional interest in Ethereum is rising, highlighted by Fidelity's largest purchase i...
Cryptocurrency prices display a mixed trend with Bitcoin holding steady around $61,926, up slightly by 0.40%. Ethereum and Binance Coin show minor declines, while several altcoins such as Zcash (ZEC) and LAB experience significant drops of over 7% an...
