Bitcoin, Ethereum and digital assets — prices, regulation and on-chain trends.
Coinbase's chief business officer says large banks are increasing their Bitcoin exposure, days after the SEC released a custody proposal that could let investment advisers hold Bitcoin directly for clients.
Evernorth's SPAC merger cleared its final shareholder vote and heads for a Nasdaq debut as XRPN on October 8, launching the largest publicly listed XRP treasury at roughly 473 million tokens — about $710 million at current prices.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled a record $2.39 billion of net inflows in a single week — yet demand shrank every single day, and Bitcoin closed the record week 2.3% lower.
Binance is launching Binance Intelligence, a platform that lets AI agents act on traders' accounts — reviewing balances, placing orders and moving funds — with every action requiring the user's approval.
Dealmakers poured a record $9.66 billion into crypto takeovers in early 2026 while the CLARITY Act died in the Senate — proof Washington no longer sets the pace.
Fidelity's global macro chief Jurrien Timmer says a new Bitcoin bull cycle is underway, with a power-law model pointing to $300,000 by 2029. The call rests on Bitcoin holding its $60,000 line in the sand and the Bitcoin-gold Z-score turning positive.
Vlad Tenev told CNBC that crypto-linked event contracts already account for a growing slice of the company's event-contract business, with sports wagers expected to shrink to a minority within a few years.
U.S. community banks are taking the OCC to court over its wave of national trust charters for crypto firms, challenging whether a federal charter should be crypto's gateway into the banking system.
Bitcoin sellers defended the $87,334 ceiling on Friday, sending price back toward $84,000 and shifting attention to the $83,916 retracement and the $81,517–$82,833 support zone into the weekend.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $102.7 million on the first day of October, flipping back to inflows after a record $6.34 billion third quarter.
