The United States has intensified pressure on Iran after President Donald Trump signed an executive order allowing Washington to impose an additional 25% tariff on any country doing business with Tehran.
Japanese investment firm Metaplanet reaffirmed its long-term Bitcoin strategy after the cryptocurrency market suffered a sharp sell-off that briefly pushed Bitcoin prices down to around $60,000.
Galaxy Digital is moving to reward shareholders as it heads into 2026, unveiling a sizable share buyback plan that signals confidence in both its balance sheet and long-term outlook.
Chinese authorities are drawing a harder line around digital assets, introducing measures that effectively extend domestic crypto restrictions to overseas activity tied to Chinese firms.
The latest sell-off in Bitcoin was not a routine correction but a statistically rare event. On February 1, Bitcoin recorded a -5.65 standard deviation move based on a 200-day volatility lookback, placing the decline among the most extreme price shocks since trading began in 2010.
Ethereum pushed back above the $2,000 level after a sharp recovery across the crypto market, following Bitcoin’s surge toward the $70,000 area.
The United States Department of State announced a sweeping new round of sanctions targeting entities, individuals, and vessels involved in the transportation and trade of Iranian oil and petrochemical products, as Washington steps up efforts to cut off revenue streams that it says fund terrorism abroad and domestic repression in Iran.
Indirect talks between Iran and the United States have concluded in Muscat, Iranian officials said, following weeks of escalating tensions and growing fears of a potential military confrontation between the two countries.
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The crypto market is attempting a cautious rebound, even as sentiment remains pinned at extreme fear.
Stablecoin inflows have surged sharply, doubling in recent weeks even as the broader crypto market sells off, signaling that capital is not leaving the ecosystem but instead moving to the sidelines.
Four of the largest US technology companies are gearing up for an unprecedented investment push as competition in artificial intelligence intensifies.



