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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Bitcoin saw a minor recovery on Monday but remained in a tight trading range, as investors grappled with heightened geopolitical risk and uncertainty ahead of key U.S. regulatory meetings. The cautious sentiment follows a week of significant outflows from spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
Bitcoin maintained a price level above $63,000 amid commentary from MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor, who framed the asset as 'digital monetary energy,' while institutional data showed a significant increase in UBS's exposure to a spot Bitcoin ETF.
Tether has received its first-ever full independent audit from KPMG US, which issued an unqualified opinion on the stablecoin issuer's financial statements for the year ending Dec. 31, 2025. The milestone addresses long-standing transparency concerns and could impact future financing efforts.
The leading cryptocurrency traded sideways as a modest cooling in U.S. inflation was offset by fading hopes for a U.S.-Iran deal, which is pressuring risk assets.
Bitcoin's price is holding steady around $63,000, as selling from corporate holder MicroStrategy and a U.S. regulatory postponement create headwinds that are offsetting positive long-term adoption signals.
SNC SCANDIC PAY has announced the launch of a new financial platform that integrates traditional international payment services with a utility token, $SNC SCANDIC COIN, designed to provide access to a broader digital ecosystem.
BlackRock's IBIT spot Bitcoin ETF has recorded significant inflows totaling nearly $480 million, signaling strong institutional demand. This comes as Bitcoin's price consolidates within a symmetrical triangle pattern, setting the stage for a potential major price move.
Bitcoin's price fell below the $64,000 mark on Tuesday, pressured by a broader risk-off sentiment linked to stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations and a newly disclosed sale by major corporate holder MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin's price remained range-bound below the key $64,000 level on Thursday, as cooler-than-expected U.S. producer price data provided little upward momentum for the cryptocurrency market.
