Further downside would likely require a U.S. equity bear market, analysts say, as bitcoin tests weak support.

Crypto-related stocks like Robinhood, Coinbase, and Strategy continued to sport sizable losses on Monday.

The exchange is in early talks on a yes-or-no options product that mirrors platforms like Polymarket or Kalshi.

The exchange said it has added support for outcome-based trading in a move to compete with prediction markets.

Despite crypto’s promise of faster, cheaper transactions, the payments giants aren’t buying the stablecoin pitch, at least not in developed markets.

Stablecoin rewards and the Clarity Act widen the divide between crypto and TradFi, according to people who spoke with the WSJ.

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.

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