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Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since August before recovering, as an Nvidia investigation and stalled U.S.-Iran talks triggered over $1 billion in leveraged crypto liquidations.
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Core Scientific's transformation into an artificial intelligence infrastructure provider has driven high-density colocation revenue, but heavy capital expenditures and long-term debt have increased financial risks.
Injective has secured U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission transfer agent registration through its affiliate, Injective Institutional Services.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has emerged from retirement to lead Flop Labs, the development team behind the AI-focused blockchain infrastructure project Flop Network.
A sharp price surge pushed Bitcoin above $69,000, triggering $2.74 billion in short liquidations across the crypto market within a 24-hour period.
President Donald Trump met with major crypto executives at the White House to discuss the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, Bitcoin, and regulatory steps to keep the US competitive.
Rapidly growing power demands from advanced Nvidia server racks and AI data centers are straining utility grids and creating physical infrastructure bottlenecks.
Ethereum surpassed the $2,200 level for the first time since June 2026, driven by a broad market rally and widespread short liquidations.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency aims to complete its stablecoin regulatory framework by November, following missed statutory deadlines.
Hyperliquid's native token jumped more than 20% after US President Donald Trump stated that regulators are working on a compliant pathway to bring the decentralized trading platform to American users.
Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego warned that rushing the CLARITY Act to a Senate floor vote could undermine bipartisan cooperation on cryptocurrency regulations.
