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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Bitcoin's price dipped as investors reacted to escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and persistent concerns over the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy. Broader cryptocurrency markets also saw declines amid a risk-averse trading environment.
Decentralized derivatives exchange Aevo has launched PERPS+, a new feature on its mobile app that allows traders to add options-based risk protection to perpetual futures positions with a single tap.
Institutional-sized options trades point to a potential Bitcoin move toward $72,000, while industry leaders raise alarms over growing mining concentration and a contentious network upgrade proposal.
The leading cryptocurrency recovered after a dip caused by a disruptive new AI model from China and fading hopes for the passage of the CLARITY Act, a key piece of U.S. digital asset legislation.
The decentralized hedge fund has completed its third strategic purchase of Numeraire (NMR) tokens to replenish its treasury amid significant growth in assets under management and its network of data scientists.
Liquid restaking protocol ether.fi has partnered with on-chain insurance provider Nexus Mutual to secure the industry's largest-ever protection policy against Ethereum validator slashing, covering up to 15,000 ETH in potential penalties.
Cryptocurrency exchange BTCC announced its traditional finance (TradFi) futures volume tripled to $2.7 billion in its Q2 2026 report, as the firm marked its 15th anniversary and grew its user base to 12 million.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit released an internal analysis for Q1 2026 showing it achieved lower average slippage on Bitcoin spot trades compared to major competitors, attributing the performance to its proprietary execution technology.
Bitcoin fell nearly 3% on Friday, dropping below a key price level as investors shed risk assets amid hawkish commentary from U.S. Federal Reserve officials and escalating military tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
