Dogecoin slid to an intraday low of $0.121 on Coinbase Monday, dropping more than 7% amid a wider crypto sell-off. Traders note oversold technical readings that could act as a near-term floor for the meme token.
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Crypto markets fell as tariff concerns pushed investors into safe havens and about $600 million in long positions were liquidated, while gold climbed to a record high.
Miami-based Defiance ETFs announced Thursday it will close its Ethereum ETF after just four months on the market. The abrupt decision underscores mounting pressure in the competitive spot-ETH ETF landscape.
The Federal Reserve will buy $55 billion in Treasury bills as it resumes expanding its balance sheet, fueling hopes that added liquidity could support a crypto market rally. Traders and analysts say the move may ease financial conditions and lift risk assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Senate Banking Chairman Tim Scott's sweeping crypto bill faces sharp criticism from Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley and ranking member Dick Durbin, who say the measure raises serious concerns. The bipartisan pushback could slow or reshape the proposed regulatory overhaul.
Crypto custodian Anchorage Digital is pursuing $200 million to $400 million in new capital as it prepares for a possible IPO next year. The raise is positioned to strengthen the firm's balance sheet and support growth ahead of a public listing.
Democratic negotiators have reentered discussions on a U.S. crypto market-structure bill but say the details of their talks will remain confidential. Their return signals renewed momentum for legislation that could shape regulation and market oversight.
Crypto lender Nexo has inked a four-year sponsorship with the Audi Revolut F1 Team, extending its recent sports partnerships after the Australian Open. The deal is part of Nexo’s broader push to raise brand visibility in mainstream sports.
The Manhattan District Attorney is seeking criminal charges against operators of unlicensed crypto businesses under the proposed CRYPTO Act, which would make such conduct a crime with penalties up to 15 years in prison. The move signals a sharper enforcement posture toward noncompliant crypto services.