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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
The crypto travel booking service announced its AVA Smart Program grew 110% year-over-year and will double the token lock-up requirements for new members, as it aims to secure 30% of the AVA circulating supply.
The leading cryptocurrency extended its recent gains into October, a historically strong month for the asset, but investor focus is now on the upcoming U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for clues on future Federal Reserve policy.
A new company, Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs, has entered the market by launching over 400 cryptocurrency kiosks nationwide, offering a flat 5% transaction fee that significantly undercuts the industry average.
Financial infrastructure firm 21X Group will be a day-one launch partner for Circle's new Arc blockchain, aiming to use the network for issuing and trading tokenized securities in both the EU and the U.S.
The investment bank has set a 12-month price target of $181,000 for Bitcoin and $5,400 for Ether, attributing the bullish outlook to continued demand from institutional investors and a favorable regulatory backdrop.
The Sweat Foundation has announced it will terminate the Sweat Wallet and the SWEAT token in their current form on December 30, 2026, citing economic challenges and a failure to achieve profitability. Users are advised to withdraw their assets before the deadline.
On-chain trading terminal Blackboard and decentralized exchange Aster are partnering for a month-long trading competition, offering a scalable prize pool of up to $100,000 to incentivize volume and user activity.
Bitcoin's price fell below $83,500, ending a two-week rally as a surge in U.S. Treasury yields to a 2007 high and heightened geopolitical risk dampened investor appetite for speculative assets.
Bitcoin saw a modest recovery on Tuesday but remains under pressure from significant macroeconomic headwinds, including U.S. Treasury yields hitting a near 19-year high and heightened U.S.-Iran tensions.
