The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved a Nasdaq Texas rule change that officially classifies Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP as digital commodities. This change allows more flexible management of crypto investment products on the exchange, including multi-asset trusts holding up to 15% of assets that don't meet all listing criteria. The move aligns with recent regulatory trends toward clearer crypto asset classification and supports growing demand for regulated crypto investment products. It also precedes upcoming U.S. legislation, such as the CLARITY Act, aimed at comprehensive digital asset regulation.
A single short position worth $11.96 million in Bitcoin was liquidated on Binance's BTC perpetual futures market at a price of $83,276 on October 20. This liquidation means the trader's bet on Bitcoin's price falling was forcibly closed as the price ...
Bitcoin's price rose 1.60% within an hour to $82,788 on Oct. 20, driven by $8.47 million in short liquidations on Binance, Bybit, and OKX. This one-hour gain exceeded its 24-hour increase, highlighting a sharp short-term price movement. The data was ...
Worldcoin's token WLD surged 13.4% in 24 hours, reaching $0.5950, outperforming Bitcoin and Ether. This rise follows Worldcoin's launch of an identity package for banking and finance, allowing firms to verify unique human users and attributes like ag...
Bitcoin fell 1.52% to $81,429 on Tuesday morning, with five of the six major cryptocurrencies declining. The total crypto market capitalization dropped 3.25% over 24 hours to $2.75 trillion. Ether, XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin all saw losses, while BNB ...
Bitcoin climbed above $83,000 during a recovery in U.S. stocks, supported by falling oil prices, before retreating toward $82,600. The rise in risk assets included healthcare stocks hitting record highs and the S&P 500 gaining 0.7%. Analyst Ardi note...
