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Bithumb $44 billion bitcoin blunder puts South Korea regulators on alert over local crypto exchanges
The Financial Supervisory Service said it plans to build tools that automatically extract suspicious trading patterns by the second and minute.
Here's why the quantum threat for bitcoin may be smaller than people fear
The key point is that most of the potentially exposed bitcoin isn’t sitting in a handful of giant, juicy targets. It’s scattered across more than 32,000 separate wallets.
Odds of Jesus Christ appearing in 2026 double, beating return on bitcoin
The Polymarket bet is a reminder that the weirdest corners of crypto are sometimes the only ones going up.
XRP price rockets 18%, staging wildest recovery among major tokens
The move came as bitcoin briefly rose over $70,000 in U.S. morning hours, reversing Thursday's sharp declines ahead of the weekend.
XRP at center as Ripple lays out institutional DeFi blueprint for XRPL
Ripple and XRPL developers say recent mainnet upgrades and upcoming features position the XRP Ledger as a hub for regulated, real-world finance.
Bitcoin’s crash to $60,000 has traders hunting for a hidden fund blowup
Traders on X are pointing to everything from a Hong Kong fund blowup to yen funding stress and even quantum security fears as bitcoin’s plunge turns into a full-blown narrative vacuum.
Bitcoin miner MARA moves $87 million BTC to various trading desks and exchanges: Arkham
The largest transfers went to credit and trading firm Two Prime, which received more than 660 BTC, while additional chunks were sent to a BitGo address and a fresh wallet.
Crypto sentiment gauge hits FTX-era lows as 'extreme fear' reaches a 9 reading
A sharp rise in volatility, a spike in defensive positioning and an increase in fear-driven search interest typically push the index lower.
U.S.-Iran warning resurfaces ahead of nuclear talks, further pressuring bitcoin and crypto markets
Traders are likely to treat geopolitical headlines as catalysts for volatility rather than clear directional signals for crypto prices.
Bitcoin surges back above $65,000 after $700 million wipeout in Asia whipsaw
BTC fell as much as 4.8% to around $60,033 during late U.S. hours, before snapping back to as high as $65,926.
