Cryptocurrency markets rallied on Thursday as President Donald Trump secured his first major legislative victory of his second term, with the House passing his sweeping $3.3 trillion domestic agenda package just ahead of the July 4 holiday.
Riot Platforms posted a 76% annual jump in Bitcoin production, selling 397 BTC in June. Despite monthly declines, hash rate, efficiency, and power credits all posted considerable year-over-year gains.
Bitcoin’s upswing also fueled gains for crypto-linked stocks, including Bitcoin miners and Strategy, as well as major tokens like Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano.
APT breaks into the Top-3 RWA blockchains with over $540 million in tokenized credit, funds, and real estate, backed by BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and more.
The company intends to build its Bitcoin position over time, using surplus funds and returns from holdings in companies such as U.S. crypto exchange Gemini and Canadian software firm Hootsuite.
While Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) have been moving sideways and offering traders little excitement, a cryptocurrency connected to the non-fungible token space has been quietly surging up the price charts.
On Tuesday, Cathie Wood-led Ark Invest made significant trades involving Tesla Inc. and Coinbase Global Inc. . These trades reflect Ark’s strategic positioning amid ongoing market developments.
Ark Invest, a leading investment management firm led by Cathie Wood, has highlighted a pivotal development set to bridge the world of blockchain-based capital with the substantial U.S. mortgage market.
Willy Woo, a widely followed Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) influencer and analyst, shared a controversial take Monday that called grouping altcoins and BTC under the "crypto" label a bad idea.
Leading cryptocurrencies fell on Monday amid speculation that the Trump administration may have a “shadow Fed" before the term of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell ends.
BIMA, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform focused on Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC)-backed stablecoins, announced on Monday the launch of real-yield vaults for its USBD stablecoin in collaboration with Bracket, a DeFi strategy provider supported by Binance Labs.
Dig into Bitcoin’s July win rate, Q3 coin toss, and second-half fireworks. The data shows why July’s close could script the rest of 2025. Helmet optional.
The past week in the world of cryptocurrency was nothing short of eventful. From legislative moves aimed at curbing alleged corruption in cryptocurrency ventures to bold predictions about Bitcoin’s dominance, the week was filled with intriguing developments. Here’s a quick recap of the top stories that made headlines.
Trevor Wells, growth marketing manager at cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, highlighted on Thursday various rewards the firm’s Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) credit card offers, which co-founder Cameron Winklevoss described as “insane.”
Leading cryptocurrencies moved sideways Thursday while stocks rallied after the White House signaled that the July tariff deal deadline could be extended.
Metaplanet (OTC:MTPLF), the Tokyo-listed investment firm, announced the purchase of an additional 1,234 Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) on Wednesday, bringing its total
Cryptocurrency markets are trending higher, supported by increased corporate buying and growing hope of Federal Reserve rate cuts. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen inflows for 11 straight days, further boosting market confidence.
