Bitcoin BTC$67,265.60 is on pace to tie a joint record of six consecutive monthly losses, set just once between August 2018 and January 2019, according to Coinglass data. Currently at $66,600, BTC is expected to rebound just over 1% over the next 15 hours to close above the $67,300 level where it began the month. […]
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Leading blockchain analytics company Chainalysis is adding artificial intelligence agents to its platform, reducing the technical know-how needed to launch plain-language investigations into crypto financial relationships. “This is a really important moment to lower the barriers to entry for blockchain intelligence,” Jonathan Levin, co-founder and CEO of Chainalysis, told CoinDesk in an interview. Not only
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Bitcoin’s fall in the first quarter ended an unusual trend: nearly six months of underperformance against U.S. stocks, an unprecedented streak. “This has never happened,” said Mark Connors, founder of Risk Dimensions, pointing to data showing bitcoin has consistently lagged stocks since early October. This trend has raised new questions about whether the asset behaves
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Bitcoin miner Bitfarms (BITF) has continued its exit from the Bitcoin sector, confirming that it has already started selling some of its holdings, and plans to continue to do so as it moves towards AI infrastructure. The company generated $28.2 million in realized gains from bitcoin sales in 2025, reporting active divestitures during the year.
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WisdomTree does not view pending U.S. crypto legislation as a prerequisite for innovation, even as policymakers debate new rules for digital assets. “I don’t [think] it would prevent everything we’re trying to do,” said Will Peck, the company’s head of digital assets, referring to the clarity bill. “We don’t view it as a gatekeeper.” The
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A white paper released yesterday by Google Quantum AI shows that a fast-clock quantum computer (with a similar architecture to its existing Willow chip) could derive a private key from an exposed public key in about nine minutes. Bitcoin settles a block every 10 minutes. This represents, on average, a one-minute margin between system operation
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Cardano and Midnight founder Charles Hoskinson said proposed US crypto legislation could take more than a decade to implement, fail to survive political change and structurally disadvantage new entrants while benefiting established cryptocurrencies. The CLARITY Digital Asset Market Act is still being negotiated in Congress, with lawmakers circulating updated text and trying to close remaining
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Bitcoin BTC$67,636.70 rose alongside U.S. stocks after Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reportedly said the country would be ready to end the conflict if it received security guarantees. The crypto asset was trading at $67,762, up almost 2% in the last 24 hours. The Nasdad nearly doubled its gain on the news, now up 3.1%. WTI
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Europe risks losing control of its financial future to the US dollar unless it brings the euro on the blockchain track, according to Jan-Oliver Sell, CEO of bank-backed stablecoin project Qivalis. The warning reflects growing concern among European banks and policymakers that the next phase of global finance, increasingly built on blockchain infrastructure, will be
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In the past, crypto regulation in the United States has been severely fragmented. Not only have federal agencies failed to collaborate, they have outright contradicted each other and cajoled each other into a turf war to control our fledgling industry. But recent signals from regulators suggest movement. Earlier this month, the SEC and CFTC issued
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