Bitcoin dips below $80,000 as $404 million in bullish bets are wiped out in four hours
Bitcoin fell to its lowest level in over a month on Saturday as reports of US evacuations in the Middle East rattled markets and forced a wave of liquidations.
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Bitcoin fell to its lowest level in over a month on Saturday as reports of US evacuations in the Middle East rattled markets and forced a wave of liquidations.
Twenty-two companies, including Microsoft, Alphabet and Goldman Sachs, have now said no to having tokenized versions of their stock traded on the new OKX and NYSE-owner venue.
A federal judge in Buenos Aires has closed the criminal case over the crashed LIBRA token, clearing President Javier Milei, his sister Karina and nine others.
U.S. spot Bitcoin funds saw their biggest daily outflow since June on Thursday, as a tech-stock sell-off pushed October back into the red.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission published its plan for fiscal year 2027 inspections, adding tokenization and advanced AI as risk areas while crypto still has no section of its own.
Bitcoin's main software project will now fix and disclose bugs that AI can easily find right away, instead of keeping them secret for months.
HSBC's Hong Kong dollar stablecoin is now live in the PayMe app, usable for transfers and payments at more than 100,000 merchants: one of the biggest retail stablecoin launches by a global bank.
The New York Attorney General wants about $1.3 billion from NovaTech's founders, who fled the US, and has settled with four promoters for nearly $6 million.
Hidden code in the Fearless Wallet browser extension sent users' recovery phrases and passwords to attackers for 20 months; at least 17,286 DOT reported stolen.
BlackRock wants to launch PBIT, a Bitcoin fund that caps both losses and gains — on the same day its flagship IBIT was the only spot Bitcoin ETF with inflows.
GM's third-quarter 2026 earnings more than doubled year on year, it narrowed its full-year outlook and approved a new $20 billion share repurchase program.