U.S. Treasury yields declined on Monday, extending a slide that began after a much weaker-than-expected June jobs report prompted investors to reassess the path of inflation and Federal Reserve policy.
South Korea has launched nearly 24-hour trading for its currency, the won, a significant reform aimed at improving access for global investors and supporting its long-standing bid for inclusion in major developed market indexes.
The central bank lowered its benchmark rate for the second consecutive time, a move aimed at easing pressure on exporters from the shekel's persistent strength amid moderate inflation.
Global blockchain firm BTSE Group has entered the Indonesian market by launching BTSE Indonesia, a regulated digital asset exchange formed through a joint venture with PT Aset Kripto Internasional.
Bitcoin traded above $62,000 as investors assessed slowing inflows into U.S. spot ETFs against the backdrop of evolving corporate treasury strategies and the long-term potential of digital assets.
Crypto derivatives platform Deribit and trading software provider SignalPlus have announced their largest-ever trading competition, offering a prize pool of up to $600,000 USDC to attract sophisticated retail traders.
According to analysts at Bernstein, Bitcoin's current bear market, marked by a 54% drop from its peak, is significantly shallower than previous cycles, suggesting a more mature and resilient market structure.
The company disclosed a massive impairment charge on its digital assets for the quarter ending June 30, 2026, and sold over 3,500 bitcoin to cover corporate expenses and bolster cash reserves.
Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies declined as investors shed risk assets following U.S. retaliatory strikes against Iran and a concurrent downturn in technology stocks.
