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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
On-chain activity on the Bitcoin network surged to 893,391 transactions on September 7, 2026, the fourth-busiest day in its history, driven largely by micro-transactions from protocols like Ordinals and Runes.
Bitcoin traded near $80,000, supported by another large purchase from MicroStrategy and a key procedural vote in the U.S. Senate on a crypto regulation bill aimed at providing market clarity.
The cryptocurrency EOS experienced a significant price drop of over 10% on Friday, marking its largest single-day decline since September 4, 2026, according to data from the Investing.com Index.
The cryptocurrency EOS rallied 14.27% to trade near $0.0817, marking its most significant single-day percentage increase in over nine months, though it remains far below its historic peak.
Bitcoin faces a complex macroeconomic environment as the U.S. Treasury increases liquidity through bond buybacks, directly contrasting with the Federal Reserve's sustained high-interest-rate policy.
The leading cryptocurrency faced downward pressure from a strong U.S. jobs report, which bolstered expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike, and rising geopolitical tensions driving oil prices higher.
Digital asset trading platform Margex has opened its previously invite-only affiliate program to the public, offering commissions of up to 50% on trading fees and reporting a median payout of $250 per $1 million in referred volume.
Bitcoin is trading within a tight range between approximately $77,500 and $82,200, as technical indicators show fading momentum and trader indecision. A significant breakout or breakdown, confirmed by a spike in volume, is needed to establish the next directional trend.
The leading cryptocurrency faced downward pressure from a strong U.S. jobs report, which fueled expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike, and rising oil prices amid U.S.-Iran tensions.
