Stablecoin Activity Surges to 49.7x Velocity as Crypto ETF Outflows Deepen

Bitcoin is falling following Strategy's first BTC sale since 2022—and one analyst sees that as a good thing for Ethereum.

A South African High Court ruled that bitcoin can be legally treated as “capital” and a “negotiable instrument” (a form of money) because it holds value, is used for speculation, and is accepted by merchants. The Catalyst: Seizure of 1,680 Bitcoins A South African High Court has ruled that bitcoin can be treated as capital […]

A practical overview of USDB: what it is, how the token functions, ecosystem fit, and risks to consider before using it. The post USDB Stablecoin Explained: What USDB Is And How It Works appeared first on BiteMyCoin.

Enhanced regulatory collaboration could lead to more robust consumer protection and reduced regulatory arbitrage in the stablecoin market. The post New York Department of Financial Services partners with European Banking Authority to enhance stablecoin oversight appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Strategy's Bitcoin sale signals a shift in corporate crypto strategies, potentially influencing other firms to reconsider their Bitcoin holdings. The post Strategy’s rare Bitcoin sale sparks broader market ramifications appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin and altcoin prices crumbled as BTC lost the $70,000 level. Will investors’ pivot to AI stocks continue to weigh on crypto markets?

Ethereum is struggling below $2,000 as selling pressure and market uncertainty combine to keep the asset pinned beneath a level that has become the defining test of whether the recovery from the cycle lows has any structural foundation remaining. The price is under pressure — and an Arab Chain report tracking the Coinbase Premium Index has identified a signal in the US institutional demand data that provides a specific explanation for why the recovery keeps failing to sustain itself. Related Reading: HYPE Reaches New All-Time Highs Above $70 – A Legendary Trade Turns Green The Coinbase Premium Index for Ethereum has fallen to approximately -0.16 — its lowest level since February — before a slight rebound brought it back toward -0.14 in recent sessions. The index measures the price difference between Ethereum trading on Coinbase against the US dollar and on Binance against USDT. When the reading is negative, Ethereum is cheaper on Coinbase than on Binance — a condition that directly ref

Bitcoin's potential as a hedge against sovereign debt crises could drive institutional interest, impacting its adoption and market dynamics. The post Bitwise estimates Bitcoin’s fair value at $224K amid sovereign debt fears appeared first on Crypto Briefing.