Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
Market Capitalization:2 661 009 897 646,4 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:133 767 121 987,66 USD
Dominance:BTC 60,31%
ETH:10,4%
>>News

Crypto news

at all 73562
CRYPTO NEWS

USD/JPY stays flat as decreased Middle East tensions lessen demand for the dollar

The USD/JPY pair traded within a narrow band on Tuesday as Middle East tensions eased, weakening safe‑haven demand for the US dollar. The Japanese yen, also a safe‑haven asset, saw reduced buying pressure. With no clear catalyst, the pair hovered around the 149‑150 range. The muted action stems from three factors. First, de‑escalation in the Israel‑Hamas conflict rotated funds out of safe‑haven currencies. Second, mixed US data leaves the Federal Reserve’s rate‑cut timeline uncertain. Third, the Bank of Japan’s ultra‑loose policy caps yen upside despite shifting global yields. Traders expect the pair to stay range‑bound until a new catalyst appears, such as a decisive Fed signal or renewed geopolitical risk. The 150.00 level serves as key psychological resistance, while support sits near 149.00. A breakout above or below these levels would signal the next directional move.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

Crude oil climbs as the Strait of Hormuz blockade persists beyond diplomatic optimism.

Brent crude rose above $78 per barrel as the Strait of Hormuz blockade continued into its third week. The blockage has halted the flow of roughly 20% of daily global oil supplies. Traders who expected a quick diplomatic fix are now adding risk premiums. The renewed price climb reverses earlier gains tied to cease‑fire optimism. Around 15 tankers holding over 10 million barrels remain anchored, unable to transit. Regional mediators have made no progress, leaving both sides entrenched. Insurance costs for vessels in the corridor have jumped more than 300%, tightening available supply. These factors force the market to reassess short‑term availability. Short‑term volatility is likely to persist until a clear resolution appears. Asian refiners, heavily dependent on Middle Eastern crude, face the greatest risk. If the blockade exceeds 30 days, coordinated releases from strategic petroleum reserves could blunt price spikes. Futures curves now show backwardation deepening as prompt supply tightens. Analysts expect the disruption to last another two to three weeks, shifting sentiment toward a prolonged scenario. Higher benchmark prices translate into increased pump prices and pressure on transport and manufacturing sectors. Traders should watch for naval escort operations or any breakthrough in negotiations as potential turning points.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

DBS: Indonesia’s foreign‑exchange intervention and bond‑support plan to steady the rupiah

Bank Indonesia is intervening in spot and forward FX markets to curb rupiah volatility. It also buys government bonds in the secondary market to anchor long‑term yields. The dual action eases immediate liquidity strain and addresses structural weaknesses. Supporting bond prices helps keep the yield curve orderly and bolsters foreign investor confidence. The rupiah has fallen about 5% against the dollar in six months due to US rate hikes and a stronger global dollar. A narrowing trade surplus reduces a key buffer for the currency. Indonesia’s deep domestic bond market and clear central‑bank communication give it an edge over peers. Success still hinges on global investor sentiment and domestic inflation trends. A steadier rupiah lowers exchange‑rate risk for businesses and investors dealing with Indonesia. It also tempers imported inflation, important for a country reliant on foreign raw materials and energy. If the strategy works, it could serve as a model for other emerging‑market central banks facing similar pressures.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

Bitcoin falls below $80,000 as Iran turns down the Trump deal, leading traders to unwind $91 million in long positions.

Bitcoin turned down after a week of gains, falling from a multi‑month peak of $82,833 to an intraday low near $79,500. The decline erased the advances made earlier in the week. On May 7 the cryptocurrency slipped below $80,000, wiping out the progress achieved since Monday. The daily chart confirms that Bitcoin had previously hit the $82,833 multi‑month high before the drop.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

An intelligent portfolio tracker that preserves your battery life

Track the crypto market instantly on a single screen with CryptoAppsy and set alarms so you never miss an opportunity. The app combines macro and crypto data in one place, delivering instant, personalized news that matches your portfolio. This unified view helps you stay ahead of market movements. View all your investments as a single balance with multi‑currency support, keeping everything consolidated. For more details, read “A Smart Portfolio Tracker That Doesn’t Drain Your Battery,” originally published on COINTURK NEWS. Continue reading to discover how the tracker saves battery while providing comprehensive insights.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

GBTC: Fundamentally Weaker Than Its Competitors

GBTC charges a 1.5% expense ratio, far higher than the 0.15‑0.25% rates of rival Bitcoin ETFs. This cost makes GBTC the most expensive spot‑Bitcoin product available. Although it pioneered crypto exposure in public markets, its fee now erodes any appeal for new investors. The high fee creates a constant performance drag; a 10% rise in Bitcoin yields only about an 8.5% gain for GBTC. Over five years the fee gap can reduce returns by 6‑7%, and double‑digit losses accumulate over a decade. Consequently, GBTC offers no alpha and inevitably lags both the underlying asset and cheaper ETFs. Many current holders stay because selling would trigger sizable capital‑gains taxes, so they often borrow against their shares instead. Institutional mandates and the fund’s historic dominance add inertia, slowing outflows. These factors are logistical frictions, not competitive advantages. Grayscale’s Mini Trust (0.15% fee), iShares Bitcoin Trust and Fidelity Wise Origin (both 0.25%) provide identical exposure with far lower costs and far greater liquidity. The market now treats Bitcoin exposure as a commoditized product, favoring low‑fee ETFs. New investors should choose these cheaper options or direct Bitcoin holdings rather than GBTC.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

Litecoin releases version 0.21.5.5 in response to a critical bug.

Litecoin has released Core version 0.21.5.5 following a critical security bug that impacted the network. Both user and miner nodes are advised to upgrade immediately to enhance $LTC protection. The update addresses the disruption and restores network stability. The new build directly resolves validation flaws discovered in the MWEB protocol. Upgrading now ensures stronger protection against similar vulnerabilities. For more details, see the full article on COINTURK NEWS.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

Bitcoin dipped below $80,000 after Iran declared the U.S. Strait of Hormuz deal unrealistic and rejected it.

Bitcoin slipped below $80,000, trading around $79,840, after a 1.8% 24‑hour drop from an intraday high of $81,705. The decline followed Iran’s rejection of a U.S. proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without war‑damage reparations, reigniting geopolitical risk. Traders viewed the Strait as a key factor for oil prices, inflation expectations, and risk‑asset demand, dampening sentiment that had lifted Bitcoin earlier in the week. On‑chain data showed strong profit‑taking, with realized profits hitting 14,600 BTC—the highest since December 2025. The Short‑Term Holder SOPR rose above 1, indicating newer holders sold at a gain, while unrealized profit margins reached 18%, the highest since June 2025. Analysts note that such conditions often trigger further distribution, though spot demand and futures activity remain relatively stable. Bitcoin now hovers near the $79,000‑$80,000 support zone and its 200‑day EMA around $82,200. Liquidity pools cluster at $75,000, $73,000 and $70,000, making a break below $80,000 a risk for a move toward $73,000‑$74,000. On the upside, resistance sits at $86,500; a clear breach could open a path to $90,000‑$92,000.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

Kashkari of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve says cryptocurrency resembles ESG, having little genuine effect on the financial industry.

Fed Governor Neel Kashkari cautioned that the conflict involving Iran introduces significant uncertainty into the trajectory of future interest rates. Analyst Bessent expects a decline in oil prices, which could ease pressure on broader market conditions. Kashkari clarified that his dissenting vote at the Federal Open Market Committee meeting stemmed from concerns about an undue bias toward monetary easing.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

A key Shiba Inu metric reaches a new all‑time high, yet SHIB’s price stays in the red.

Shiba Inu’s team announced that SHIB holders hit a record 1,585,022, up 1,100 in one day. Daily active addresses surpassed 150,000 and trading volume neared $130 million. These metrics suggest growing interest and could help stabilize demand during volatility. The burn rate surged, removing just under 3.3 million SHIB (a 7% daily rise) and pushing total destroyed coins toward 411 trillion, valued at about $7.35 billion. A large share stems from Vitalik Buterin’s 2021 burn of roughly 410 trillion SHIB. Reducing supply is intended to make the token scarcer and support price appreciation. Over 133 billion SHIB left exchanges recently, yet exchange reserves climbed to 82.2 trillion, the highest since January, raising selling pressure. Daily transactions on Shibarium fell to only a few thousand, indicating waning ecosystem activity. SHIB now trades around $0.00000637, a 50% drop year‑to‑date, with market cap at $3.7 billion, slipping to the third‑largest meme coin.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

A software developer announces major updates for XRP and XLM investors

Global banks and asset managers are accelerating the search for blockchain solutions that improve settlement, tokenization, and cross‑border liquidity. Interoperability between different distributed ledgers has become a priority for developers, regulators, and market participants. Software engineer Vincent Van Code highlighted a recent development that could reshape this landscape. His comments sparked discussion about how major financial entities might design future blockchain integrations. Patent US20250078162A1, filed by DTCC, depicts a cross‑ledger transaction routing system that links multiple blockchains. Figure 17 places XRP and XLM together, illustrating a design that lets digital liquidity tokens move across ledgers. The framework supports asset exchange, fractional ownership, and coordinated settlement between Ripple‑based and Stellar‑based networks. It also references Securrency, now part of DTCC Digital Assets, which previously built Stellar token‑ization tools. Vincent Van Code called the patent “big” for holders of both assets, noting their historical focus on financial use cases. XRP targets fast cross‑border payments and liquidity efficiency, while XLM emphasizes low‑cost transfers and easy asset issuance. Their joint appearance suggests institutional systems may adopt a multi‑chain approach rather than a single protocol. This could broaden utility and market exposure for both tokens. Analysts remain cautious, reminding that patents often represent research concepts rather than imminent products. Nonetheless, the convergence of XRP, XLM, and DTCC‑linked research signals a shift toward interoperable blockchain ecosystems. Market participants are monitoring how such frameworks might affect global liquidity infrastructure. The evolution could shape tokenized asset adoption in the coming years.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

Anchorage's chief executive says as many as 20 leading companies are gearing up to issue stablecoins.

Anchorage Digital CEO Nathan McCauley said 12‑20 banks and tech firms are planning their own stablecoins. He revealed this at the Consensus conference in Miami. The projects span traditional banks and large technology companies. Anchorage is already partnered with most of these initiatives. The surge follows the passage of the GENIUS Act, a U.S. law that clarifies stablecoin requirements. The bill defines reserve rules, consumer protections and compliance standards. This legal certainty has attracted both crypto‑native and legacy institutions. McCauley credits the act for the rapid pipeline of new issuers. If all projects launch, the supply of regulated dollar‑pegged tokens could rise sharply. Competition may drive lower fees and spur payment‑rail innovation. However, regulators may face challenges overseeing a crowded ecosystem. Anchorage’s role as infrastructure provider signals tighter integration of banking and digital assets.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

OCBC notes that the USD/SGD pair is likely to remain range‑bound while facing downside risk.

OCBC expects USD/SGD to stay within a narrow band in the short term, but with pressure toward lower levels. Resistance near 1.3600 has held, while support at 1.3400 is being tested. Sellers are gradually gaining the edge, suggesting a short‑biased range trade. Singapore’s central bank maintains a hawkish stance, targeting appreciation of the SGD, unlike the Fed, which is seen cutting rates later this year. A softer US dollar and Singapore’s strong trade surplus, robust reserves, and growth in electronics reinforce the downside bias. Any sudden trade tension or a faster‑than‑expected China slowdown could revive dollar safety demand. Traders watch 1.3400 as decisive support; a clean break may trigger a sharper decline. Resistance at 1.3600 caps upside moves. OCBC advises range‑trading with a short tilt until a clear catalyst emerges. Businesses with SGD exposure should consider hedging; importers may gain from a stronger SGD, while exporters could see tighter margins. Retail investors can exploit tactical range plays but should avoid long USD positions. Monitoring central‑bank commentary and technical breaches will be crucial for positioning.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

Daly of the Fed urges a cautious approach to price stability while cautioning against overreacting.

Mary Daly of the San Francisco Fed stressed achieving price stability without overreacting. She called for data‑dependent decisions and avoiding abrupt policy moves. Daly hinted rates may stay steady longer rather than quick cuts or hikes. Inflation has cooled but remains above the 2 % goal, while spending and employment stay strong. Markets price in possible rate cuts, yet Daly’s tone aligns with officials urging patience. The next meeting is in late July with the fed funds rate at 5.25‑5.50 %. Borrowing costs are likely to stay high, affecting mortgages, credit cards, and business loans. Investors may need to temper expectations of near‑term cuts, keeping bond and equity markets volatile. Daly’s message reinforces a wait‑and‑see approach, with policy normalization proceeding deliberately.

Article image
CRYPTO NEWS

Strkbtc on Starknet may reshape how Bitcoin is transferred on-chain

Bitcoin's inherent transparency has historically limited its use in DeFi, turning its liquidity into a publicly viewable asset. This lack of discretion is increasingly problematic as institutions require greater financial confidentiality. The new strkBTC initiative resolves this tension by integrating advanced zero-knowledge (ZK) privacy directly into the Bitcoin-to-DeFi flow. This makes Bitcoin a private and productive asset, rather than solely a transparent store of value. strkBTC solves the transparency issue by offering configurable privacy modes. Users can choose between a public state for ease of auditing and a shielded state for maximum discretion. In shielded mode, ZK-proofs obscure balances and transaction details, allowing users to execute complex strategies anonymously. This dual functionality balances the needs of traders who require privacy with the needs of regulators who demand auditability. The strkBTC Federation provides a stable operational backbone through five major institutional partners, including NEAR Protocol. NEAR Intents further enhance interoperability by allowing users to express a simple 'intent' to bridge assets across chains. Crucially, the project features a trust-minimization roadmap, moving from the current federation model toward post-quantum security and eventually a fully trustless design. This progression culminates in an OP_CAT-enabled soft fork, enabling the Bitcoin network itself to verify the bridge state.

Article image
Shown:
73-96 from 73562
123456...3066