The Currency analytics
By Evie Vavasseur
Bitcoin hit $95,000 Monday. The surge came as exchange-traded funds saw their biggest cash inflow in three months, pushing crypto prices sharply higher across the board.
Ethereum jumped 6% to $3,313 while Bitcoin gained 3% in what traders called a clear sign that institutional money is flowing back into digital assets.
A Senate committee votes on a crypto bill that's got Washington buzzing, especially the parts about stablecoin rules.
And there's plenty more happening beyond the regulatory drama.
Ethena Labs dropped a bombshell by killing gas fees for its USDe token completely. The move caught competitors off guard and sparked immediate speculation about whether other…
Meanwhile, Bitdeer just overtook Marathon Digital in managed hashrate. That's a big shift in the mining world that nobody saw coming six months ago.
The company's been quietly building capacity while Marathon dealt with equipment delays and regulatory headaches.
Polygon Labs is writing a $250 million check to buy Coinme and Sequence. The deal gives Polygon a direct path into retail crypto services and enterprise blockchain tools, areas…
Coinme operates thousands of crypto ATMs across the US, while Sequence builds wallet infrastructure for gaming companies.
The Austrian exchange plans a Frankfurt IPO for the first half of 2026, betting that European investors are ready to back a homegrown crypto platform.
Binance's Changpeng Zhao is backing Genius Terminal, a new perpetual trading platform that promises faster execution and lower fees.
Coingecko thinks it's worth $500 million. The data company is shopping itself to potential buyers, including some traditional financial firms that want exposure to crypto…
Russia is opening its crypto markets wider for payments, a move that could reshape how digital currencies get used in everyday transactions there.
The policy shift comes as Russian officials look for ways to work around international sanctions and modernize their financial system.
Security problems persist in France, where crypto wrench attacks keep happening despite police efforts to crack down.