CryptoWire, WASHINGTON: Bitcoin slid as much as 5% in early Asian trading Monday, briefly falling below $65,000 and touching about $64,400, as markets reacted to fresh shifts in U.S. tariff policy. The cryptocurrency later pared losses and was trading near $66,000 after earlier climbing above $68,000, based on composite pricing. The drop came…
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WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump has sided with cryptocurrency companies in a growing fight with U.S. banks over whether holders of dollar-pegged stablecoins should be allowed to earn yield or rewards, a dispute that has become a major obstacle for…
CryptoWire, WASHINGTON: Bitcoin slid as much as 5% in early Asian trading Monday, briefly falling below $65,000 and touching about $64,400, as markets reacted to fresh shifts in U.S. tariff policy. The cryptocurrency later pared losses and was trading…
CryptoWire, SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 7: A South Korean cryptocurrency exchange said it accidentally distributed more than $40 billion worth of bitcoin to customers due to a system error, briefly crediting hundreds of accounts with digital assets far exceeding their intended…
CryptoWire, NEW YORK: Bitcoin rebounded above $70,000 on Friday after sliding to about $60,018 earlier in the session, a sharp swing that underscored renewed volatility in the cryptocurrency market. The world’s largest digital asset traded as high as roughly…
CryptoWire, NEW YORK: Bitcoin fell back toward $73,000 this week, giving up gains built after the November 2024 U.S. presidential election and marking one of its sharpest pullbacks since last year’s peak. The largest cryptocurrency briefly dipped below $73,000…
CryptoWire, SAN MATEO, California: Global investment firm Franklin Templeton has said that stablecoins are likely to overtake Bitcoin in practical use, signaling a shift in how digital assets may function within financial systems. According to Roger Bayston, Head of Digital…