Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched drone and missile strikes on two US military bases in Kuwait, causing Bitcoin to briefly dip below $100,000 before recovering above $102,000. The attacks, seen as retaliation for US operations, triggered over $700 million in Bitcoin liquidations amid heightened geopolitical tensions. Iran's growing crypto ecosystem and its use of digital assets to bypass sanctions add complexity to market reactions. Investors should watch for further volatility and regulatory actions, as $130 million in assets linked to these events have been frozen, signaling increased scrutiny on crypto flows connected to Iran.
Griffin Global Asset Management has delivered the first of six Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft to VietJet Group on a long-term lease. This delivery supports VietJet's fleet modernization and expansion plans, enhancing their regional and international conne...
Ethereum software firm Consensys confirmed that no user data or funds were compromised following a security incident earlier this year. A contractor linked to North Korea temporarily accessed MetaMask's core codebase but was quickly removed once the ...
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that Bitcoin did not fulfill Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision of being everyday digital money but instead became digital gold. He explained that Bitcoin's capped supply and volatility led holders to hoard it rath...
Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade platform has added Solana (SOL) trading, expanding retail access as ETF competition intensifies with issuers lowering fees. Despite SOL’s price dropping over 35% in 2026, on-chain activity is surging, with stablecoin supply o...
Bitcoin wallets holding 1,000–10,000 BTC have accumulated about 66,700 BTC recently, marking their strongest buying since February, while mid-sized holders with 100–1,000 BTC sold around 77,800 BTC. This divergence indicates a transfer of Bitcoin sup...
