Markets are pricing in a June rate hike after a split BoJ vote that saw three policymakers dissent in favor of a hike.

High-volume breakdown confirms sellers in control, with failed support turning into a key pivot as downside targets come into focus.

Bitcoin traded at $76,923 on Tuesday morning, down 2.4% over 24 hours after rejecting $79,400 the previous day, with the entire top 10 closing red as Brent crude extended its rally to a seventh straight day.

Enflux points to oil-driven inflation as the main constraint, while questions around AI demand could reshape miner selling in the months ahead.

The response to the DeFi recovery fund has quickly extended beyond Aave, and in some cases began with direct outreach.

Cooling U.S. demand, elevated Bitfinex whale positioning and a key on chain rejection point to short term downside during the Las Vegas Bitcoin conference.

Bitcoin\\\'s future is not guaranteed, said CEO Fred Thiel at the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas.

Short-term holder profit-taking is offsetting fresh demand from ETFs and Strategy, pointing to consolidation below $80,000, Bitfinex analysts said.

The plan allows trapped lenders to sell tokenized claims on deposits, offering buyers an option-like bet on CRV\\\'s recovery.

Two of the network’s core developer teams, Anza and Jump Crypto’s Firedancer, have landed on the same solution: a new type of digital signature called Falcon.

Low trading volume and a lack of conviction from big-money bettors could leave the bitcoin rally on shaky ground, said 10x Research head Markus Thielen.

Despite muted prices to start the second quarter, the report said improving onchain metrics and network activity point to a market finding its footing.

Bill C-25, the Strong and Free Elections Act, cleared second reading Friday and heads to committee as Conservative lawmakers raise but don’t challenge the proposed ban on bitcoin contributions

Research firm 10x says the negative funding rates reflect structural hedging by institutions, not a broad bearish play.

The anonymous person behind the popular X account, SightBringer, explains his take on the most valuable and least understood asset of the market.