Bitcoin fell 3.5% on Wednesday, testing the crucial $60,000 support level as a confluence of geopolitical and economic factors triggered broad de-risking.
AI is shortening the shelf life of crypto security audits, researchers warn, as hackers increasingly exploit vulnerabilities in smart contracts at an accelerating pace.
The rally is driven by a combination of aggressive accumulation by BitMine Immersion Technologies, progress on Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade, and the launch of Robinhood Chain, which strengthens ties with traditional finance.
Tether, the prominent stablecoin issuer, announced on Tuesday a $20 million strategic investment in Mercado Bitcoin, a Brazilian cryptocurrency exchange, to expand blockchain-based financial services across Latin America.
Australian crypto exchange Swyftx has secured an Australian Financial Services License (AFSL), positioning itself to offer payment services and derivative products.