Senate leadership is racing to advance the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act, with the Trump administration and 1,200+ tech companies pushing for passage. Meanwhile, Bitcoin holds steady near $64,000 as Ethereum, Solana, and XRP each carve their own path. Here's what's moving the market today.

Bitcoin held firm near $64,000 even as fresh Strait of Hormuz threats clouded U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks. Meanwhile, the infamous jaredfromsubway.eth MEV bot was drained for over $7.5 million in a brilliantly ironic exploit. Here's the full breakdown of what moved the market.

Bitcoin is holding steady near $63,000 despite hawkish Fed signals and rising rate-hike expectations. Meanwhile, Franklin Templeton just filed for a new breed of "Bitcoin DRIP" ETFs that automatically funnel stock dividends into Bitcoin exposure — a major bridge for conservative investors. Plus: Bitcoin dominance climbs past 58%, ETF outflows decelerate, and on-chain data shows long-term holders aren't budging.

Bitcoin slipped below $63,000 as new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish tone and fresh Iran peace deal snags shook risk markets. But Morgan Stanley's amended Ethereum and Solana ETF filings — featuring industry-low fees and 95% staking rewards — show institutional conviction hasn't faded.

Bitcoin dipped toward $65,000 after the Fed's hawkish tone under new Chair Kevin Warsh spooked markets, even as long-term holders quietly absorbed 125,000 BTC and Coinbase-backed Satori Finance shut its doors.

Ripple's big African fintech bet, BlackRock's new Bitcoin income ETF, and a Binance regulatory scare in the EU — here's everything moving crypto markets today.

Bitcoin surged past $66,000 and XRP rocketed over 10% as easing geopolitical tensions and a short squeeze fueled a market-wide rally. Ethereum and Solana joined the move higher. Here's a full breakdown of what's driving the rally and what comes next.

Bitcoin surged past $65,000 to a 2-week high after a U.S.-Iran peace deal reopened the Strait of Hormuz, easing global tensions and sparking a market-wide rally. XRP, Ethereum, and Solana all gained ground as ETF inflows returned. Here's what's driving the move and what to watch next.

Bitcoin pushed back above $64,000 fueled by geopolitical de-escalation and renewed ETF inflows, while Ripple unveiled an AI Starter Kit positioning XRP and RLUSD for the agentic payment economy. Ethereum and Solana joined the broader altcoin rotation as tokenization trends continued building.

Bitcoin climbed back above $63,000 after a brutal week, Standard Chartered's digital assets lead is calling this the crypto winter bottom, and SpaceX's blockbuster IPO is shaking up liquidity across markets. Here's the full breakdown of today's biggest crypto moves.

Bitcoin steadies above $63,000 while XRP surges past $1.14 on institutional buying. Plus, Ripple's Brad Garlinghouse fires back at Jamie Dimon over the Clarity Act, and new institutional infrastructure signals growing crypto adoption.

Bitcoin is recovering above $62,000 while Mastercard's new AI-powered payment platform — backed by Ripple, Solana, Coinbase, and Polygon — signals a major shift in real-world crypto utility. Here's what it all means for the market and your portfolio.

Bitcoin slid to $61,729 as renewed Middle East tensions triggered $210 million in crypto liquidations. But beneath the volatility, three institutional signals are rewriting the long-term narrative — Kraken's FIFA World Cup partnership, Morpho's $175M DeFi raise, and Japan's 3 biggest banks moving toward joint stablecoin issuance by March 2027.

Bitcoin staged a relief rally above $63,000, Zcash surged ~45% on the Ironwood upgrade proposal, and Bybit launched tokenized SpaceX share access for retail investors. Here's what it all means.

Bitcoin dropped to $59,227 and triggered $1.6 billion in liquidations before rebounding above $61,000. Here's what today's crypto market moves mean for your portfolio.

Bitcoin's overnight plunge below $60,000 triggered $1.6 billion in liquidations across the crypto market. Ethereum, XRP, and Solana all fell in the wake of the selloff. Here's a full breakdown of what moved the market and what comes next.

Bitcoin dropped sharply toward $62,000 in the last 24 hours as AI sector weakness and Middle East tensions sent shockwaves through crypto markets. Ethereum slid toward $1,700, HYPE tumbled 14%, Zcash plunged 30%, and total liquidations crossed $1.1 billion. Here's the full breakdown and what to watch next.

Bitcoin crashed below $63,000, wiping out $1.6 billion in leveraged positions in a single session. Ethereum slid under $1,800, Strategy broke its multi-year hold, and altcoins bled across the board. Here's everything that moved the market and what to watch next.

Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 and tested lows near $66,000 in one of its sharpest single-day moves in recent weeks. Over $1.5 billion in liquidations followed, Ethereum broke critical support at $1,900, and the Fear and Greed Index sank into extreme fear territory. Here's what drove today's chaos — and what disciplined investors should be watching next.

A Bitcoin wallet dormant since the Satoshi era just moved for the first time in 15.8 years — and it's one of several signals today that separate short-term noise from long-term conviction. BTC holds near $72,800 despite nearly $3 billion in ETF outflows over 10 trading days, Ethereum lingers below $2,000, and Citi analysts are projecting a $5.5 trillion tokenized securities market by 2030. Here's what it all means for long-term builders.