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Bitcoin Is About to be Hit With 'Significant Volatility' Imminently, CryptoQuant Warns
Historical data shows big moves from 3–6 month holders often precede major price swings.
OKX to Expand to the U.S., Establish Regional Headquarters in California
In February, the Seychelles-based exchange paid the DOJ $500 million to settle charges it had operated in the U.S. without a money transmitter license.
Semler Scientific Settles DOJ Probe, Says Ready to Buy More Bitcoin
In a Tuesday filing, the company said it had reached a loan agreement with crypto exchange Coinbase allowing it to borrow money — using its bitcoin stockpile as collateral — to pay the settlement.
Janover Takes Page From Saylor Playbook, Doubling SOL Stack to $20M as Stock Soars 1700%
Former Kraken executives led by Joseph Onorati took over the real estate-focused fintech company aiming to become the first U.S.-listed firm with treasury strategy centered on Solana.
Gold ETF Inflows Hit Three-Year High as PAXG, XAUT Outperform Wider Crypto Market
Gold-backed cryptocurrencies like PAXG and XAUT rose significantly so far this year, mirroring a spike in ETF demand.
Saylor Teases New Bitcoin Buy After Strategy’s $7.69 Billion Q1 Buying Spree
Strategy paused BTC buys as bitcoin tumbled in Q1, but Saylor signaled additional purchases may be coming.
Trump-Linked Crypto Project Buys $775K Worth of SEI as Altcoin Accumulation Continues
World Liberty Financial added SEI to its growing altcoin portfolio as it keeps accumulating and after it denied reports suggesting it sold ETH.
U.S. Tariff Exemptions for Electronics Are ‘Temporary,’ Says Commerce Secretary
Electronics spared from recent tariffs will face new duties aimed at reshoring semiconductor production, Lutnick said.
Dimon Warns of Treasury Market ‘Kerfuffle’ That Could Force Fed to Intervene
The JPMorgan CEO says rigid banking rules may trigger a Treasury market freeze, echoing 2020’s turmoil that was followed by BTC's price rise.
Judge Rules Against Most of DCG’s Motion to Dismiss NYAG’s Civil Securities Fraud Suit
The judge agreed to toss out two of the claims against DCG, its CEO Barry Silbert and Michael Moro, the former CEO of Genesis Global Capital, on the grounds that they were duplicative.
