Bitcoin’s Dip Under $65K Pushes Crypto Liquidations to $500M
Bitcoin’s drop below $65K triggered over $500M in liquidations, as macro uncertainty from tariffs and geopolitics reprices risk assets.
Bitcoin’s drop below $65K triggered over $500M in liquidations, as macro uncertainty from tariffs and geopolitics reprices risk assets.
Ethereum builders at ETH Denver said that the crypto infrastructure has been laid—but not products people actually want to use.
Ethereum developers scheduled a controversial upgrade for later this year. Buterin said it reinforces the network’s cypherpunk principles.
Researchers built AdGazer, a machine learning tool that predicts whether you’ll actually look at a digital ad—before it’s ever shown to you.
At ETH Denver, developers warned that advances in quantum computing could threaten Bitcoin’s digital signatures as the industry continues to debate how to prepare.
Bitcoin is down 46% from its October peak—and the largest holders keep depositing to exchanges, presumably to sell, says CryptoQuant.
Eric Trump called the offering a balance against meme coins, as the tokenization project has a lengthy timeline.
States are scoring victories against prediction markets when they invoke congressional intent, said a legal expert—and losing when they focus on narrower legal definitions.
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Bitcoin ticked up after the Supreme Court ruled that President Trump exceeded his authority in imposing most tariffs on foreign goods.