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NYSE owner doubles down on Polymarket with new $600 million investment

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), announced that it has added an additional $600 million to its investment in prediction market platform Polymarket, closing a previously announced financing agreement between the two companies. The new capital comes on top of a billion-dollar investment made by ICE in October. […]

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Widespread BTC selling intensifies, led primarily by retail holders

Glassnode’s accumulation trend score by cohort signals large-scale selling led by retail participants as bitcoin falls below $67,000. The 30-day accumulation trend score, broken down by wallet cohorts, measures the relative behavior of entities accumulating or distributing coins on-chain. It combines both the size of each cohort’s holdings and the change in their net balance

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Anchorage Digital adds Tron custody and opens US institutional access to TRX trading

Anchorage Digital, the first crypto company to obtain a US banking charter, said it will add support for the Tron blockchain, starting with institutional custody of TRX, the network’s native token. The announcement gives institutions a regulated way to hold TRX through the company’s platform and its self-custody wallet, Porto. Anchorage Digital said support for

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BTC price falls below $68,000 as 10-year Treasury yield nears one-year high of 4.5%

Bitcoin fell another 2% in 24 hours, falling below $68,000 for the first time in four days. According to Coinglass, the decline triggered more than $50 million in long liquidations in the past hour, about 70% of which came from Bitcoin positions alone. The decline sent shares of crypto-related companies such as Circle Internet (CRCL),

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Investors withdraw $171 million from BTC ETFs, marking largest one-day outflow in three weeks

Institutional demand for Bitcoin appears to be calming down after a good start to the month. Investors withdrew a total of $171.12 million from 11 U.S.-listed bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds on Thursday, marking the largest one-day outflow in just over three weeks, according to SoSoValue data. BlackRock’s IBIT saw outflows of $41.92 million, while funds

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Macroeconomic risks rise as Ukraine adds to oil market uncertainty

Ukraine has complicated President Donald Trump’s efforts to stabilize oil markets amid the war in Iran, amplifying risks for financial markets including cryptocurrencies. For almost a month, the markets have been grappling with a single concern: the war in Iran. Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz – a critical oil bottleneck – have sent prices

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BTC, ETH, SOL and ADA fall as Trump extends Iran deadline but war risks persist

Bitcoin fell to $68,507 Friday morning, down 3.2% over the past 24 hours and 2.7% for the week, following a familiar pattern that occurred for the fifth week in a row: a de-escalating headline followed immediately by an escalating headline. US President Donald Trump extended the deadline for Iran to reach a ceasefire agreement by

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