Bitcoin sets a modest new six-week high as Wall Street returns, but traders dismissed the breakout as an extended "relief bounce." ...

Crypto wealth platform Abra plans to go public via a $750 million SPAC merger with New Providence, joining a wave of digital asset firms pursuing public listings.

Investigators reportedly found a draft document on lobbyist Mauricio Novelli’s phone outlining a $5 million payment plan linked to Argentine President Javier Milei’s promotion of Libra.

A bear flag invalidation and an unresolved supply overhang increase the odds that Ether may revisit $2,800 in March.

Crypto investment products recorded $1.06 billion in inflows last week, led by $793 million into Bitcoin, CoinShares reported.

Australia’s Senate Economics Committee has recommended passing the Digital Assets Framework Bill, pushing crypto exchanges and tokenization platforms into the AFSL regime.

Crypto must prioritize coordination and execution consistency. Institutions demand boring reliability over novel protocols to move real capital at scale.

Galaxy Digital head of firmwide research Alex Thorn said the US CLARITY Act has an “extremely low” chance of passing Congress if it isn’t completed before the end of April.

Crypto sentiment platform Santiment said the “recent shift” in accumulation from Bitcoin whales is a “positive reversal” as Bitcoin’s price edges closer to $72,000.

Bitcoin price rallies to six-week highs as analysts see rising open interest as fuel to break out of the range toward $80,000.

Boris Johnson, the former prime minister of the United Kingdom, published an opinion article calling Bitcoin a scam, which received heavy pushback.

The SEC case against BitClout Nader Al-Naji has been dropped after the regulator says it reassessed the “evidentiary record” and exercised its discretion to seek dismissal.