Bitcoin surged past $70,000 today, reaching a new all-time high as institutional adoption continues to grow and regulatory clarity improves in several major markets.
Bitcoin surged past $50,000 this week, driven by renewed institutional interest and the approval of new Bitcoin ETFs in major markets.
Ethereum completed its latest network upgrade, improving scalability and reducing transaction fees for DeFi applications.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices saw moderate gains this week, with institutional adoption increasing as more traditional financial firms explore crypto asset integration.
Discord reportedly filed for a US IPO, after previously rejecting a $12 billion acquisition offer from Microsoft in 2021.
Dogecoin (DOGE/USD) hovers near $0.13, with forecasts split between a drop to $0.10 or rebound to $0.20.[5]
Bitcoin surged above $98,000 today, approaching its all-time high, driven by strong institutional inflows and expectations of a spot Bitcoin ETF approval in additional major markets.
Ethereum’s price rose over 8% as the network prepares for the upcoming 'Pectra' upgrade, which will enhance scalability and improve staking and rollup support.
Bitcoin briefly surpassed $105,000 amid growing institutional inflows and expectations of further ETF approvals, while Ethereum held above $4,200 on increased DeFi and NFT activity.
The SEC has delayed its decision on several spot Ethereum ETF applications, pushing the final rulings into early 2026, citing the need for additional market structure analysis.
The U.S. Supreme Court is currently weighing a major piracy case that could hold ISPs like Cox liable for user copyright infringement, with potential penalties reaching up to $1 billion and broad implications for internet and crypto-related content platforms.