Major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and Dogecoin declined amid a surge in the U.S. dollar driven by the Japanese yen hitting a 40-year low. Bitcoin traded below $60,000 and its 200-week moving average, with muted onchain demand and shrinking transaction fees signaling low market activity. Adding to market caution, Strategy, the largest corporate bitcoin holder, announced plans to possibly sell over $1 billion in bitcoin, reversing its founder's previous stance. The crypto market remains subdued, awaiting changes in dollar strength and potential interventions in the yen's decline.
TSMC, the world's largest chipmaker, has delayed the start of high-volume production at its second Arizona fabrication plant to the second half of 2027 due to longer-than-expected inspections and calibrations. This delay is significant because TSMC p...
Tether AI has unveiled a new vision model for edge devices as part of its QVAC platform, enhancing on-device AI capabilities without relying on cloud computing. The platform supports local AI inference and training, with recent updates adding image c...
Bitcoin price recovered 2.8% from a low of $62,850 to around $64,650 as traders prepared for the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. The rebound was supported by buyers defending the 200-day moving average, with immediate resistance at $65,000–...
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $49.7 million in outflows, extending a four-day streak totaling about $526 million withdrawn. Despite this, the ETFs still hold a net inflow of $51.3 billion overall. Bitcoin's price showed volatility, dipping ...
Bitcoin rose 0.75% to $64,328 after recent volatility, as markets await the Federal Reserve's potential first rate hike in three years due to 4.1% inflation. Traditional markets show cautious optimism with slight gains in S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures, ...
