More than $1.7 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated in 24 hours as bitcoin fell to $81,000, with long bets accounting for nearly all the damage amid macro jitters and Fed chair speculation.

The world's largest cryptocurrency has shed nearly $10,000 over the past 24 hours, now threatening to take out its recent November low just under $81,000.

The bitcoin-friendly nation's central bank now holds over $360 million of the yellow metal, while the government, led by President Nayib Bukele, has bitcoin holdings worth $635 million.

Circle’s rising correlation with ether and DeFi exposure drives the re-rating, despite valuation and competition concerns.

Thursday's decline showed that, despite hopes for being a macro hedge, bitcoin continues to trade like the riskiest of risk assets when markets turn lower.

With crypto prices and crypto-related stocks in the midst of a major selloff today, Securitize SPAC merger partner Cantor Equity Partners II is higher by 4.4% on the news.

With Commodity Futures Trading Commission head Mike Selig new in the role, the agencies held a "harmonization" event to show they're side-by-side.

Bellwether crypto exchange Coinbase was lower for an 8th straight session on Thursday to its weakest level since May.

The rollout of Aero, targeted for the second quarter of 2026, will take direct aim at incumbents like Uniswap and Curve, the team told CoinDesk.

Traders are watching $1.80 as near-term support, with $1.87–$1.90 now the key resistance zone.

The token broke below key support at $0.1218 on heavy volume, turning that level into near-term resistance even after a brief bounce from around $0.115.

Bitcoin price just fell through that price floor it's been bouncing off for two months. Now charts might be pointing to $75,000 as next level to watch.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins and CFTC Chair Mike Selig said they are working with the Senate to get a crypto market structure bill over the line.

While precious metals and stocks bounce from their worst levels of the session, crypto remains near the day's low.

The market structure legislation for the first time advanced beyond a committee, setting up the next steps that could end with a vote of the overall chamber.

A year after issuing an open letter to the incoming Trump administration, crypto law experts reflect on their regulatory advice.

According to the report, $13.5 million will be allocated to security grants distributed through DAO-style mechanisms

Banks are embracing stablecoins and tokenized deposits as a means to upgrade their financial infrastructure, but they are approaching the two technologies differently.

The London-based custody provider is weighing a potential public listing, aiming to follow rival BitGo's recent IPO.

The Senate Agriculture Committee held a markup hearing on crypto market structure legislation.