The cryptocurrency data provider has obtained SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 1 attestation reports, adding to its existing ISO certifications to meet the stringent security demands of enterprise and institutional partners.
Digital asset infrastructure firm Taurus has completed its technical integration with Swift's blockchain-based shared ledger, enabling banks to access tokenized deposits with the first clients expected to go live in the coming days.
Analysts at Bernstein project Bitcoin will reach $300,000 by the end of 2029, framing it as a primary beneficiary of a new macroeconomic environment where governments may favor currency debasement to manage high sovereign debt.
Bitcoin's price fell below $80,000 as a recent rally lost momentum, with traders turning cautious ahead of the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, a critical inflation gauge for the Federal Reserve.
The world's largest cryptocurrency reached a three-month high as a U.S. Treasury plan to increase bond buybacks sparked concerns about dollar devaluation. The rally also triggered a significant liquidation of short positions.
Bitcoin's price remained stable around the $65,000 mark as investors assessed a new regulatory proposal from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and awaited signals from a high-level White House meeting on digital assets.
Investment firm Needham & Company believes the recent recovery in digital assets is sustainable, raising its crypto trading volume forecasts. Analysts cite capital rotation, exhausted selling pressure, and extremely apathetic market sentiment as key drivers.
A historic short squeeze liquidated a record $2.7 billion in bearish crypto positions within 24 hours, sending Bitcoin to its highest level since early June and sparking a broad rally in crypto-related stocks.
After a 27% surge pushed Bitcoin into overbought territory, analysts are divided on where the price will find support, with some pointing to $67,000 while others see a need for consolidation below $83,000.
