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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Bybit announced its 2026 World Series of Trading will feature a prize pool of up to $10 million USDT and expand beyond cryptocurrency to include traditional assets and a dedicated AI trading category for the first time.
The leading cryptocurrency recovered from earlier losses, buoyed by a surge in technology stocks. However, gains were limited as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision and forward guidance.
The price of Bitcoin has dropped below its recent trading range as major corporate holder MicroStrategy halted its weekly purchases and investors grow cautious ahead of a key Federal Reserve policy decision.
The self-custody wallet is introducing 'virtual accounts' that convert fiat deposits into USDT or USDC, aiming to lower costs for cross-border payments and remittances.
Bitcoin is under pressure amid a broader market sell-off driven by rising oil prices and concerns over AI stock valuations, with analysts watching key technical support levels.
Ritual, backed by over $30 million from Polychain and Archetype, has launched its mainnet, an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain designed to enable autonomous AI agents to control capital and operate independently on-chain.
Bitcoin faces further downside pressure after a 5.4% weekly drop, as rising oil prices, a sell-off in technology stocks, and tightening global liquidity weigh on investor risk appetite, according to analysis from Hilbert Group.
Crypto brokerage PrimeXBT has introduced USDT-denominated crypto futures that track the price movements of major U.S. companies, allowing traders to gain exposure to equity markets within a crypto-native environment.
The Hong Kong subsidiary of the South Korean financial giant has issued tokenized notes subscribed to by onchain platform Grvt, marking an initial step in a collaboration to explore tokenized traditional assets.
