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Bitcoin fell to its lowest level in six months on Friday as investors retreated from risk assets, extending a global market pullback driven by caution over monetary policy and weakening sentiment in digital assets. The cryptocurrency declined below the 95,000-dollar

NEW YORK, Nov. 11, 2025: Ripple Labs, the company behind the cryptocurrency XRP, is expanding its presence beyond the digital asset sector after a year of acquisitions and product launches that position it closer to traditional finance, according to multiple company statements and

NEW YORK, November 4: The price of ­Bitcoin fell sharply at the start of November, extending a broader sell-off in digital assets amid a cooling risk-on environment. The largest cryptocurrency dropped to around US$104,000 from recent highs above US$110,000. Data

Ethereum’s cryptocurrency Ether surged past its previous all-time high on August 24, 2025, reaching $4,945.60 and pushing its market capitalization close to $600 billion. The rally, which unfolded across global exchanges, marked a historic milestone for the world’s second-largest digital

Cryptocurrency exchange operator Bullish rose 12 percent in pre-market trading Thursday, reaching 78 dollars per share and doubling its initial public offering price of 37 dollars. The rally briefly pushed the company’s valuation above 10 billion dollars, despite the stock still

Bitcoin surged close to $122,000 and ether reached its highest level since December 2021 on Sunday night, driven by renewed institutional interest and U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order directing regulators to explore allowing crypto currencies and other alternative assets in 401(k) retirement plans. As of

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday that could open the door for 401(k) retirement savers in the United States to invest in alternative assets such as private equity, real estate, and cryptocurrencies. While the move does not

Bitcoin fell slightly on Wednesday, slipping to $118,466 as investor sentiment remained subdued and the cryptocurrency  continued to trade within a narrow range. The decline follows a recent surge to a record high of over $123,000 earlier this month, with price action

Bitcoin fell slightly on Wednesday, slipping to $118,466 as investor sentiment remained subdued and the cryptocurrency continued to trade within a narrow range. The decline follows a recent surge to a record high of over $123,000 earlier this month, with

The United States House of Representatives late Wednesday advanced three key cryptocurrency regulation bills after a prolonged and contentious standoff among Republican lawmakers. The vote came after nearly ten hours of negotiations, marking the longest open vote in the House’s