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AI tokens rally after Nvidia open-source agent plan, beat CoinDesk 20
The AI-linked cryptocurrencies moved higher after a report from Wired said Nvidia is planning an open-source platform for autonomous AI agents.
Bhutan sells $42.5 million of bitcoin in 2026 as national stack drops 58% from peak
The Himalayan kingdom moved another 175 BTC on Monday, continuing a drawdown that has taken its holdings from a peak of roughly 13,000 BTC to under 5,400 in just over a year.
Bitcoin jumps past $70,000 as war volatility fades
BTC rebounded from about $65,000 as crude oil retreated and institutional flows helped stabilize the market.
Bitflyer volume surges 200% past Binance, Coinbase as oil spike sends Nikkei sliding
Bitflyer trading spiked even as Japan’s Nikkei tumbled, while Korea and Taiwan equities joined the broader Asian selloff.
U.S. isn’t really exposed to oil shocks and that might be helping bitcoin stay resilient
Rising oil prices are shaking global markets, but the U.S. is largely insulated and bitcoin seems to be riding the wave alongside Wall Street.
Bitcoin could face deeper downside as odds of U.S. market meltdown rise to 35%
Veteran strategist Ed Yardeni raised his probability of a stock market crash this year as oil tops $100, the dollar posts its best week in a year, and the Iran conflict expands to Saudi Arabia.
Oil futures surge 20% past $110 as war fears hammer Asian stocks, bitcoin steady near $67K
Nikkei drops more than 6%, and Kospi slides about 8% as traders price supply disruption risk, while prediction markets show strong odds of $120 crude.
Tokenized assets exceed $25 billion after nearly quadrupling in a year
Treasurys, private credit, and commodities are driving growth, but most tokenized assets remain isolated from DeFi markets.
Binance tells Senate probe no accounts sent crypto directly to Iran
Crypto exchange pushed back on $1.7 billion Iran-linked flow allegations and called media reports behind the probe “defamatory.”
Vancouver mayor's bitcoin investment proposal blocked by city, provincial law
Officials say the Vancouver Charter limits city reserves to government debt, bank instruments and other traditional assets.
