Bitcoin is trading near $60,000 after a volatile week marked by Middle East tensions and concerns over Strategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder. The cryptocurrency failed to sustain gains above $65,500 and tested support near $58,000, with analysts watching key levels at $58,000 and $66,000 for potential market direction. On-chain data suggests accumulation phases as long-term holders regain control, but risks remain from geopolitical tensions and Strategy's financial pressures. The market awaits a clear breakout above $66,000 or a breakdown below $58,000 to signal the next trend.
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), teased another Bitcoin purchase on June 28, continuing the company's aggressive accumulation despite $11.7 billion in unrealized losses. Strategy funds these buys through equity...
Adobe reported better-than-expected Q2 fiscal 2026 results with double-digit revenue and annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth, driven by rapid adoption of its AI-first product suite. AI-driven ARR surged over 200% year-over-year, surpassing $500 mil...
TRON has reached a new milestone with 3.93 million daily active addresses, setting an all-time high. This surge indicates growing user engagement on the TRON network, outpacing competitors like Solana and Ethereum in daily activity. The increase high...
Ripple has achieved significant institutional milestones, including a five-second tokenized Treasury settlement with JPMorgan and Mastercard, and expanded stablecoin use across Latin America. However, these deals use RLUSD, Ripple's dollar-pegged sta...
Recent investigations reveal that stolen funds from the 2026 Kelp DAO and Humanity Protocol exploits were mixed through the same wallet, linking the attackers. The Humanity Protocol attacker moved 15,403 ETH (worth $23.6 million) to a new Ethereum ad...
