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XFUNDS has launched the NGHT ETF, which captures bitcoin overnight returns while holding U.S. Treasuries during daytime market hours.

Bitcoin is eyeing $90,000 following a breakout above $72,000, supported by a surge in aggressive buying activity on Binance.

Bitcoin demand is strengthening as buyers return to the market, with the $72,000 price level serving as a key indicator for future momentum.

Standard Chartered intends to integrate Zodia Custody’s client-facing operations into its own digital asset division to strengthen its institutional crypto service offerings.

Yuga Labs has settled its trademark infringement lawsuit against Ryder Ripps and Jeremy Cahen over their RR/BAYC NFT collection.

The New York Times has linked Blockstream co-founder Adam Back to Satoshi Nakamoto, sparking concerns over his physical safety and Bitcoin's decentralization.

The U.S. Treasury has proposed new rules for stablecoin issuers to strengthen anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance under the GENIUS Act.

Wall Street firm Bernstein reports that while quantum computing poses a growing threat to Bitcoin, the risk remains a manageable, long-term upgrade challenge.

Silver's potential climb to $100 depends on a technical cup breakout, a weakening US dollar, and renewed physical demand.

Morgan Stanley has launched its MSBT Bitcoin ETF, with analysts predicting $5 billion in assets under management within its first year.

Circle launched CPN Managed Payments, allowing firms to leverage stablecoin efficiency without needing to hold USDC themselves.

The U.S. Treasury is proposing new rules requiring stablecoin issuers to implement strict controls to detect and block illicit financial transactions.

Adam Back denies being Satoshi Nakamoto, refuting a New York Times investigation's claims based on stylometric analysis and circumstantial evidence.

Iran is reportedly planning to charge oil tankers a Bitcoin-denominated toll to pass through the Strait of Hormuz to bypass traditional financial sanctions.

The New York Times identified Adam Back as Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, but Back has firmly denied the claim.

Polygon Labs seeks $100 million in funding to develop a new unit dedicated to stablecoin payment infrastructure and services.

Standard Chartered is reportedly planning to fully acquire Zodia Custody to integrate it into its existing digital asset operations.

Fireblocks has been nominated for the BeInCrypto Institutional 100 Awards for its market-leading digital asset custody and infrastructure services.

Pharos, an RWA network, secured $44 million in Series A funding at a $1 billion valuation to advance real-world asset tokenization.

A White House economic report concludes that banning stablecoin yields provides minimal benefits to banks while harming consumers through lost competitive returns.

Iran is introducing transit fees for oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, accepting cryptocurrency payments to bypass the U.S. dollar system.

Cryptographer Adam Back refuted claims made by The New York Times that he is the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.

Bernstein analysts argue that quantum computing advancements pose a manageable upgrade challenge for Bitcoin rather than an existential threat to the network.

Zcash rallied 30% following a US-Iran ceasefire, but analysts warn of a potential bull trap similar to its 2021 market performance.

Recent hacks demonstrate that crypto security threats often originate from insider infiltration and social engineering rather than just smart contract vulnerabilities.

Pi Network's price shows potential for a bullish reversal as three key technical indicators suggest fading selling pressure and rising accumulation.

Changpeng Zhao's new memoir has reignited a public dispute with OKX founder Star Xu over past allegations of contract forgery and exchange management.

Wall Street broker Bernstein suggests that while quantum computing poses risks to Bitcoin, it is a manageable long-term system upgrade challenge.

Morgan Stanley has launched its MSBT spot Bitcoin ETF, offering the market's lowest sponsor fee at 0.14% to capture growing client demand.

Cango reduced its Bitcoin production costs by 19% and sold 2,000 BTC to pay down debt as part of a new lean-production strategy.

Multiple on-chain indicators suggest Bitcoin is in an accumulation phase as short-term traders exit and institutional interest grows.

Standard Chartered is considering merging parts of its crypto custody unit, Zodia Custody, with its corporate bank arm.

Iran plans to charge cryptocurrency transit fees of $1 per barrel for fully loaded oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

Blockstream CEO Adam Back urges the Bitcoin industry to begin a decade-long transition to quantum-resistant wallet formats despite current hardware limitations.

Morgan Stanley has launched the MSBT bitcoin ETF, aiming to challenge BlackRock's IBIT by leveraging lower fees and a massive wealth management distribution network.

South Korea is tightening rules for crypto withdrawal-delay exemptions to combat rising voice-phishing fraud and financial losses.

Centralized and decentralized exchanges are not direct competitors, but rather distinct models defined by the allocation of responsibility and custodial trust.

Data from Glassnode reveals that investors purchased over 844,000 BTC during recent price dips between $60,000 and $70,000.

South Korea is drafting legislation to classify stablecoins as foreign exchange instruments and mandate trust custody for tokenized real-world assets.

Ethereum researchers are proposing EIP-8142, which moves execution data into blobs to reduce validator bandwidth requirements and improve network scalability.

The Thai SEC is proposing new regulations to mandate oversight of financiers backing major shareholders in cryptocurrency businesses to prevent money laundering.

Former BeInCrypto CMO Vugar Usi Zade has been appointed CEO of the global cryptocurrency exchange MEXC.

A U.S.-Iran ceasefire and anticipated ETF activity have boosted Bitcoin, but analysts remain cautious regarding a sustained return of market risk appetite.

A new New York Times investigation suggests cryptographer Adam Back may be the creator of Bitcoin, though he maintains his denial.

Anthropic's new AI model, Mythos, autonomously identifies critical software vulnerabilities, posing potential security risks to decentralized finance infrastructure and existing cryptographic standards.

Coinbase has become the first crypto exchange to secure an Australian Financial Services Licence, enabling the expansion of regulated financial products in Australia.

South Korean regulators have mandated uniform withdrawal delays for crypto exchanges to prevent voice phishing scams from quickly draining victim funds.

A year-long New York Times investigation suggests Blockstream CEO Adam Back is likely Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto based on stylistic and technical analysis.

Crypto markets surged after Donald Trump announced a two-week Iran ceasefire, liquidating $600 million in short positions and driving Bitcoin toward $73,000.

Retail investor stock purchases have fallen 50% since January, though seasonal trends and geopolitical developments may signal a market recovery in April.

South Korea's ruling party plans to regulate tokenized real-world assets and stablecoins using existing financial laws.

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest purchased approximately $13 million in Robinhood stock following the platform's selection as a trustee for new government-backed Trump Accounts.

Ethereum is preparing for quantum-safe upgrades by using SNARK-based aggregation to mitigate the performance overhead of new, resource-intensive cryptographic standards.

Alchemy has launched AgentPay, a new tool enabling interoperability between different AI payment systems and protocols.

A crypto trader known as Loracle earned a $2 million profit by closing a short position on oil futures after prices crashed.

The SEC’s 2025 enforcement report states that prior crypto cases under Gary Gensler offered no investor benefit and misinterpreted federal securities laws.

FortisX.fi offers a transparent, infrastructure-focused platform for managed staking and liquidity pools, providing competitive yields without traditional long-term asset lock-ups.

UBS and five major Swiss banks have launched a sandbox project to test a Swiss franc–denominated stablecoin for digital payment efficiency.

World Liberty Financial's treasury borrowed enough USD1 to exhaust its lending pool, driving interest rates up and raising liquidity concerns for other users.

Binance recorded a surge in altcoin inflows, but analysts suggest traders are shifting capital toward traditional assets like oil and gold.

Several Polymarket users generated massive, suspicious profits from bets on a US-Iran ceasefire, fueling concerns regarding potential insider trading on prediction markets.

The stablecoin supply on the Ethereum network has reached a record $180 billion, representing 60% of the total market share.

Coinbase has secured an Australian financial services license, enabling plans to expand into stock trading, futures, and other traditional financial products.

Bitcoin is forming a bullish cup and handle pattern, signaling a potential breakout toward $78,000 supported by increased ETF and spot demand.

Analysts suggest Ether is nearing a potential trend reversal, provided the key $2,000 support level remains intact against downward pressure.

U.S. prosecutors rejected Roman Storm's attempt to use a Supreme Court copyright ruling to dismiss criminal charges in the Tornado Cash case.

Bitcoin surged to $72,000 following a US-Iran ceasefire, but options data indicates the rally stems from reduced fear rather than aggressive bullish positioning.

U.S. prosecutors argued that a Supreme Court ruling cited by Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is irrelevant to his money laundering charges.

Morgan Stanley is launching its Bitcoin Trust ETF on the NYSE Arca with a market-leading low fee of 0.14%.

The FBI reports that crypto-related fraud losses reached $11.4 billion in 2025, with individuals aged 60 and older suffering the highest financial impact.