Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ: ZNB) bolsters its balance sheet with a USD 231 million Bitcoin-backed investment, shoring up liquidity and resilience amid ongoing market turbulence and volatility.
Prediction markets hit an all-time high of $2 billion in weekly volume as US election interest and retail participation drive record trading, signaling growing mainstream trust in forecasting platforms.
Markets roiled as Pump eclipses Hyperliquid amid surging volumes, Galaxy Digital snaps up $300M in SOL, and traders brace for dovish signals from the FOMC this week-moves that could reshape crypto flows.
CME Group plans to debut event contracts, expanding into prediction markets and intensifying competition with Kalshi and Polymarket. The move could draw institutional traders while testing U.S. regulatory boundaries.
VERSE, the utility token of the Bitcoin.com ecosystem, is now listed on MEXC, expanding liquidity and global access. Spot trading is live, with deposits enabled and pairs opening to meet rising demand.
Aster takes on Hyperliquid in a battle for liquidity, while XPL’s bull and bear cases split analysts. Meanwhile, the crowded DAT trade falters, raising questions about risk, flows, and market resilience this week.
Amid a ‘darkening’ global outlook, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino says the firm will keep channeling a portion of profits into safe-haven assets like Bitcoin, positioning the strategy as prudent, long-term treasury management.
Chainlink’s co-founder hinted at future collaborations with the Trump administration, suggesting blockchain pilots in federal services. Investors watch for regulatory signals and enterprise rollout timelines.
BTC eyes 118.60-119.50K as a critical bounce zone; analysts say reclaiming it could signal short-term bullish momentum, while failure risks deeper correction and renewed volatility.
BTC leads as markets weigh government shutdown fears while optimism rises that L1 ETFs may soon be approved, prompting cautious investor reallocations across crypto and broader risk assets.