The U.S.-listed wallet provider is acquiring W3C Corp, the parent company of crypto card and payments firms Baanx and Monavate.

Recent developments include the launch of Confidential Compute Open Network (COCOON) and the integration of tokenized US stocks and digital collectibles.

A surge in institutional and retail demand has pushed CME’s crypto average daily volume up 132% year-over-year, with open interest climbing 82%.

The recovery lifted BNB above multiple resistance zones, but the relatively low volume behind the move may limit follow-through as traders watch the $870 level.

The event is being called its biggest software upgrade yet, which boosts the network’s capacity and improves token economics.

With XRPZ debuting on NYSE Arca, Franklin becomes the latest financial heavyweight betting on crypto’s future in global payments.

The price of bitcoin jumped back above $87,000 and crypto miners with a focus on AI/high-performance computing are surging.

The advance occurred alongside a rally in data center and high-performance computing stocks.

Soft demand, low volume and concerns over token distribution weighed on early market sentiment.

The $0.1495 resistance level remains a significant barrier, while $0.144 serves as the last short-term support.

The bitcoin price drop to $80,000 last week reflected a mix of macro pressure, fading regulatory momentum and thinning liquidity that has tested bitcoin’s maturity.

Traders should watch for potential breakdowns below $2.03, which could lead to further declines toward $1.91.

Tom Lee\\\'s company increased its crypto holdings last week despite sitting on around $4 billion in unrealized losses on its ETH bet.

The total supply of MON is 100 billion tokens, with 10.8% currently unlocked and in circulation.

Crypto is stuck in a second-year post-halving slump, with ETF outflows and jittery long-term holders pushing bitcoin toward the bank’s bear-case outlook.