Bitcoin pushed above $63,600 on Thursday after President Donald Trump announced in the Oval Office that the United States had reached a settlement with Iran, pending what he described as the "finalization of documents."
Japan's lower house passed the FIEA amendment on June 11, moving crypto under securities law and opening the legal path for spot ETFs and institutional capital.
Hungary’s new government is scrapping severe crypto restrictions, including 8-year prison terms, explicitly signaling full alignment with EU MiCA standards and Estonia’s functional digital licensing framework.
Citigroup has launched a blockchain platform that converts pre-IPO company shares into tradeable digital instruments, allowing institutional clients to hold private equity alongside conventional public stocks in a single portfolio.
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Strategy CEO Phong Le told CNBC the company's first Bitcoin sale in years was a deliberate operational test, not a shift in conviction. The company holds 845,256 BTC valued at approximately $53.2 billion and intends to remain the largest Bitcoin buyer and holder in the world.
ETH open interest on Binance has hit an all-time high while price sits near multi-year lows. The derivatives data points in two directions simultaneously, and which one plays out depends on whether spot demand follows.
Coinbase has become the first US-regulated exchange to offer true global crypto perpetual futures to American traders, ending years of regulatory exclusion from the world's most traded crypto derivatives product.
Ripple has launched a developer toolkit enabling AI agents to transact autonomously on the XRP Ledger, with 3–5 second settlement and no gas fees.
Ethereum has lost 40% of its value over the past year. By conventional logic, falling prices push holders to sell, sending coins back to exchanges. The on-chain data shows the opposite happened.
Blockstream CEO Adam Back has watched Bitcoin experience multiple 85% drawdowns. His response was not to sell — it was to stop measuring the asset in dollars entirely.
MUFG, SMBC, and Mizuho - managing over $7 trillion in assets combined - have agreed to launch a shared yen-backed stablecoin by March 2027. The architecture suggests this is not a retail product.



