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Bitcoin’s price rose to almost touch $70,000 on Monday, while the broader cryptocurrency market recuperated to $2.4 trillion.

Unlike CFTC-regulated prediction platforms, Nasdaq's proposed contracts would be regulated by the SEC.

Tom Lee said Bitmine is steadily buying Ethereum and noted that the recent pullback is attractive amid stronger fundamentals.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies’ chairman, Tom Lee, told CNBC that BMNR will continue buying between $50 million and $100 million of Ethereum every week.

Bitcoin’s price fell to $66,300 as altcoins led crypto losses after geopolitical tensions over Iran escalated over the weekend.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has long called Iran Israel's "mortal enemy."

Trump Media claimed a 2,000 BTC cut in holdings after transferring assets under a hedging contract with revived rights in its 10-K filing.

U.S.-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva collapsed earlier this week, intensifying geopolitical tensions and driving volatility in oil and global markets.

As rules on digital assets become less stringent, big banks are increasingly interested in adding crypto to their core services.

According to analyst Ted Pillows, if Bitcoin had managed to stay above $67,000, there was the possibility of a rally to $72,000.

The downtrend follows regulatory uncertainty in Washington after the federal bank regulator proposed rules to implement the GENIUS Act, which included restrictions on stablecoin rewards.

The three-year roadmap for the Ethereum network outlines seven forks and five “north stars” through to 2029.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are on track for their first week of net inflows after five straight weeks of outflows – the longest on record.

Of that $580 million, around $470 million came from short positions being wiped out.

The overall cryptocurrency market rose 3.1% in the last 24 hours, climbing back above $2.3 trillion.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has sold more than 10,0000 ETH tokens in February after pledging to fund open-source projects.

The drop comes after IBM’s stock plummeted over 13% on Monday, its worst single-day performance since October 2000, and added to the AI-driven selloff weighing on stock and crypto markets.

All four cryptocurrencies traded in the red on Monday morning amid broader market weakness following President Donald Trump’s announcement of 15% tariffs.

BMNR’s stock tumbled after hours following the dip in Ethereum’s price amid broader weakness in the crypto market after President Trump’s announcement to implement 15% import tariffs.

BTC’s price fell nearly 5% in the last 24 hours, dropping below $65,000 and wiping out its weekend gains.

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Crypto traders are not retreating amid volatility, instead diversifying holdings as US XRP ETF saw $1.23 billion while US Solana ETF saw around $889.49 million in cumulative total net inflows as of Friday.

Santiment data indicates that XRP's selling pressure may be primarily front-loaded, increasing the likelihood of a short- to medium-term bounce.

BlackRock expands beyond ETHA with a staked ETH ETF plan, even as it trims Bitcoin ETF balances.

Analysts are taking notice of Bitcoin after Ethereum's accumulation patterns where Tom Lee noted that Ethereum has repeatedly recovered in a V-shape after significant declines.

Last year, when President Trump imposed a 100% tariff hike on China, the crypto market saw over $19 billion in liquidation.

Even Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) appeared uncertain about how to read the spike in “Bitcoin is dead” searches.

CryptoQuant noted that retail capitulation at this scale has historically appeared during late-stage corrections, though it does not necessarily signal an immediate rebound.

In a post on X, the BitMEX co-founder suggested that Blue Owl's halt of redemptions for retail investors is a sign of a growing liquidity crunch in markets.

Robinhood Chain is a Layer-2 network built on Ethereum, and its testnet allows users to experiment with applications before the planned mainnet rollout later this year.

The overall cryptocurrency market fell 1.5% in the last 24 hours to $2.3 trillion and data showed around $223 million in liquidations over the past day.

Analyst Willy Woo said macro bottoms often followed repeated volatility spikes and retail capitulation, suggesting any near-term bounce could be temporary.

Peter Thiel's Founder Fund previously disclosed a 7.5% stake in August following the company’s pivot to an Ethereum treasury strategy.

Dogecoin and Ethereum were the only major cryptocurrencies trading higher, while the broader market declined.

The platform data showed a low-profile wallet building large gains from leveraged bearish positions during the recent crypto market weakness.

Analyst warns that the sell-off across crypto markets since early February may signal more than a short-term correction.

Logan Paul sold a rare Pikachu Pokemon card for $16.5 million, setting a record for the collectible.

In a post on X, Kevin O’Leary said the correction in crypto prices since October has eliminated smaller “poo poo” coins, which “got dumped accordingly.”

Bitcoin’s price briefly crossed $70,000 before retreating below $69,000 late Monday.

France accounts for most 2026 physical crypto attacks as kidnappings and ransom plots escalate across the country.

Zacks rates BMNR a strong buy with 100%+ upside as BlackRock, ARK add shares and Cathie Wood buys the dip.

A crypto influencer argued the proposed U.S. crypto bill may favor banks and challenge crypto-native firms, disputing claims of massive capital inflows.

Dogecoin jumped over 19% in the last 24 hours, beating Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana as the meme coin’s momentum rises.

Vitalik Buterin urged prediction markets to shift from speculation to hedging amid increasing regulatory scrutiny in the U.S.

X will block crypto apps that incentivize spam via “claim your fees” models as it prepares to launch Smart Cashtags trading features.

Ethereum’s price remained below $2,000, with analysts warning that the risk of a deeper correction increases if the token fails to reclaim that level soon.

Cardano’s price rose more than 5% to around $0.27, leading gains among major cryptocurrencies.

The Crypto Fear and Greed Index fell to a reading of 5, the lowest since the March 2020 COVID-19 crash.

The BERA crypto token has nearly doubled in value over the past week and surged more than 60% in the last 24 hours.

Ethereum’s price remained below the $2,000 mark on Wednesday night, while Solana fell 3.5% in the last 24 hours.