2018-6-14 20:09 |
A senior U.S. regulator has stated that Ethereum “in its present state” is not a security under U.S. law
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The crypto market was highly volatile last week as Bitcoin and most altcoins plunged on Monday, and then rebounded sharply in the next few days. They then plunged in the final days of the week, with Bitcoin dropping below the important support level at $90,000.
In just over two months, Trump-linked stocks and cryptocurrencies have shed more than $1 billion from the Trump family’s net worth. The development has erased a year’s worth of speculative gains and exposed the fragility of bets anchored to personality rather than fundamentals.
Bitcoin’s 3% decline in 2025 while the S&P 500 soared 16% marks a historic divergence, the first time since 2014 that the world’s largest cryptocurrency has underperformed equities during a substantial market rally.
While bears dominated the broader crypto market on Friday, IOTA took it to X to celebrate ten years of operation by opening a new chapter, one that prioritizes institutional-level engagement, regulatory alignment, and scaling.
Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy) will not be forced into selling its vast Bitcoin holdings even if its share price drops below the firm’s net asset value, according to Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan.
Crypto and commodities stole the spotlight today, with Bitcoin reclaiming momentum above $93,000 and silver smashing fresh all-time highs after doubling this year. Markets also got a surprise from the Federal Reserve, which appears to be digging itself out of years of pandemic-era losses, while Marvell’s bold multibillion-dollar AI acquisition turned heads on Wall Street. […]
Bitcoin reclaimed the $90K support area, 2Z, ENA, LINK led altcoins with double digit gains.