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Christine Lagarde urges Europe to boost its global role by strengthening trade, economy, and governance—moves that may also open new doors for crypto growth across the region.
Bitcoin and crypto markets dip as rising concerns over Middle East tensions and Trump’s unexpected actions stir uncertainty.
Major crypto exchanges Coinbase and Gemini are close to securing licences to operate legally across the European Union (EU) under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. With these licences, they would join other global exchanges like Bybit, which gained approval from Austria’s Financial Market Authority in May.
CoinShares joins the growing list of firms filing for a Solana spot ETF as market interest builds.
Coinbase is introducing its first credit card, offering up to 4% back in bitcoin. The card is exclusive to U.S. Coinbase One members, with a new $4.99/month subscription tier. It launches this fall.
Bybit introduces Byreal, a Solana-based decentralised exchange (DEX) that combines centralised liquidity with decentralised transparency.
Ethereum is beginning to show signs of renewed strength after a quiet stretch. Over the past week, the digital asset has risen more than 3%, despite a brief pullback in the last 24 hours. That short-term dip hasn’t dampened interest. In fact, recent data shows Ethereum may be setting the stage for a more sustained upward move.
Concerns grow over Malta’s quick crypto licensing under MiCA, raising questions about fair enforcement across the EU.
Bank of America is holding off on stablecoins until U.S. lawmakers pass the GENIUS Act. Meanwhile, the bill gains momentum, signaling growing support for clear regulation.
The Ethereum Foundation’s new report highlights key security challenges and outlines plans to enhance the network’s safety and usability.
Stablecoins are set for a major breakthrough in 2025, with rising global use, business interest, and policy support.
Bitcoin (BTC) is showing signs of a comeback, currently trading less than 3% below its all-time high. After hovering around $105,000 since late May, this price surge indicates growing momentum. It also reflects renewed confidence among investors, many of whom are eager to increase their Bitcoin holdings.
Tether is set to open-source its Bitcoin Mining OS (MOS) by the fourth quarter of 2025. The move aims to make Bitcoin mining more accessible by allowing smaller operators to manage their own mining systems without relying on external software or services.
Michael Saylor says fears over quantum computing breaking Bitcoin are overblown. He believes the network can adapt and tech giants won’t risk their own security.
Dogecoin has dropped over 5% in the past seven days as bearish signals and political tensions weigh on market sentiment.