Crypto sentiment has climbed off extreme fear, but investors remain split. Flows into majors are tentatively rising while altcoins lag, reflecting cautious optimism and lingering doubts over the market’s next decisive move.
A new Nostr event, nevent1qqsx2xtwflqv9m45yqsj77dsp8cq7rsr7y884tujryrx8qq0xh9en9gzyz3vtq8djehlz0fft244fus88cn8tehzuukcupc3q5827fpakeguz3gjp2t, is drawing attention for its role in the expanding decentralized social protocol.
From Bybit to Coinbase, 2025 has seen a surge in major crypto hacks and data breaches, exposing security gaps at leading exchanges and shaking investor confidence across the digital asset market.
Ethereum Layer 1 activity has surged to 2.2 million transactions per day, with average fees hovering around $0.17. The spike highlights growing on-chain demand amid efforts to keep costs affordable.
Trump doubled down on his pledge to make the U.S. a crypto leader in a wide‑ranging “60 Minutes” interview, defending his pardon of Binance founder CZ as a blow for financial innovation despite mounting regulatory concerns.
Bitmine has added 44,000 ETH to its holdings, intensifying its push into Ethereum. Analysts now question whether the firm can scale fast enough to secure and maintain a 5% network stake by 2026.
Crypto weathered volatility, regulatory crackdowns and ETF milestones this year, as Bitcoin’s renewed momentum and DeFi, NFT and stablecoin shifts reshaped the digital asset landscape.
Bitcoin ETFs extended their losing streak last week, recording nearly 700 BTC in net outflows as holiday-thinned trading and softer risk appetite weighed on market sentiment.
A trader’s single copy‑paste blunder allegedly routed $50M in USDT to the wrong address, freezing the funds and starkly showing how a tiny slip can trigger catastrophic, irreversible losses in crypto
JPMorgan is reportedly exploring crypto trading services for institutional clients, signaling a potential shift on Wall Street as major banks weigh growing demand for digital asset exposure.