Bitcoin erases post-election gains as Wall Street selloff triggers over $1 billion in crypto liquidations
Bitcoin fell 6% to $75,700 and ether 7% as a Nasdaq selloff hit crypto, triggering $1.03 billion in liquidations.
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Bitcoin fell 6% to $75,700 and ether 7% as a Nasdaq selloff hit crypto, triggering $1.03 billion in liquidations.
Base activated its fourth network upgrade, Denim, introducing five canonical blocks per second at 200ms intervals.
Canary Capital's Staked INJ ETF debuts on Nasdaq, giving investors exposure to Injective's INJ token plus staking rewards reflected in NAV.
Anchorage Digital has applied for CFTC swap dealer registration and plans to offer European-style bitcoin and ether options if approved.
Payward disclosed neither the size nor price of the AAVE purchases and said it may acquire more tokens.
Samsung Wallet's Stablecoin Account is now live for eligible U.S. Galaxy users, allowing them to use USDC on Solana.
American Bitcoin reported Q3 net income of $126 million, swinging from a $57.2 million net loss in the previous quarter.
The lawsuit adds Arkansas to a growing list of states taking legal action against the prediction market platform.
Democrats are set to reorient the crypto policy debate toward stronger consumer protections and regulatory accountability, the group said.
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa did not confirm the exact amount of losses but validated the order of magnitude of the $133 million figure.
After two years of a pro-crypto, pro-innovation climate in Washington, the digital asset industry faces a sharp political jolt.
Bitcoin rose 3.5% to $80,500 and ether jumped 6% after Democrats won Congress, while Bitwise says the Binance hack had limited market impact.