The period of extreme speculative excess in cryptocurrency markets may be drawing to a close, according to Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz.
China’s silver market is facing an increasingly severe supply crunch, even as international prices attempt to stabilize.
Discover how theScore shifts its offers and Hard Rock expands features while Spartans gains market confidence with bold steps that support its rise as a top betting site.
OpenAI is reportedly projecting a $14 billion loss in 2026, underscoring the enormous capital intensity behind scaling advanced artificial intelligence systems.
Crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe argues that financial markets may have already peaked in December 2024 and are now forming a bottom, setting the stage for a stronger bull cycle in 2026 and 2027.
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has introduced new measures permitting licensed virtual asset trading platforms and brokers to offer margin financing and structured perpetual contract products.
LayerZero Labs has officially entered the Layer 1 race with the announcement of Zero, a new blockchain network aimed directly at institutional finance.
BlackRock has officially entered decentralized finance with the launch of its BUIDL tokenized U.S. Treasury fund on Uniswap, marking a major milestone in the convergence between traditional finance and onchain markets.
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Bitcoin has slipped below the key $66,000 level, triggering renewed pressure across the broader crypto market as major altcoins extend their weekly losses.
Iran has signaled it is willing to negotiate with the United States over its nuclear program, but firmly ruled out expanding talks to include its ballistic missile arsenal - even as maritime tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and rising military pressure underscore the fragility of the moment.
A major UK asset manager is stepping into blockchain-based finance in a move that signals how quickly tokenisation is becoming part of mainstream investment strategy.



