Cryptocurrencies

Ethereum has recovered sharply from its mid-year lows and jumped past the key $2.5K level on Friday. The charts show a constructive improvement in the broader market structure, although ETH remains below several important higher-timeframe resistance levels. Meanwhile, the Coinbase Premium Index is once again negative,

North Korea-linked hackers infected 30,000 devices and drained $10.7 million from crypto wallets via fake job offers.

XRP is consolidating after a sharp recovery from the sub-$1 area, with the price now attempting to stabilize around $1.35. The daily chart shows a major structural improvement following the recent rally, while the 4-hour timeframe suggests that the asset is still trading inside a descending channel that is guiding a

How did bitcoin rose past $80,000 on Friday after the week it had?

Bitcoin Magazine The Next 3-5 Years of Bitcoin Lending SALT Lending CRO Hunter Albright explains how bitcoin-backed lending and stablecoins could reshape liquidity for long-term Bitcoin holders. This post The Next 3-5 Years of Bitcoin Lending first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Josh Plischke.

Eligible traders can receive up to 100 USDT in trading fee rebates across stock contracts, commodity contracts and stock tokens through October 11, 2026. Zoomex, the global cryptocurrency derivatives exchange known for its Easy to Use interface and Transparent by Design fee structure, has relaunched its Zero-Fee

"It's just a matter of time until this will reach $5," Michael van de Poppe stated.

Game Changer 5.0 Zagreb, powered by A1, takes place at Zagreb’s Z Centar on Oct. 14. Now in its fifth edition, the conference shifts focus from what AI can do to what businesses will do with it. That makes this year’s conference relevant far beyond the tech industry. The questions now being asked about artificial

CoinShares says a hawkish Fed and the stalled CLARITY Act keep Bitcoin under $80,000. VanEck disagrees.

CoinShares says a hawkish Fed and the stalled CLARITY Act keep Bitcoin under $80,000. VanEck disagrees.