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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
The self-custodial trading platform has permanently removed nearly 1% of its token's circulating supply through a buyback, kicking off a series of product launches planned through November.
The world's largest cryptocurrency rose more than 1% on Tuesday, supported by a rally in U.S. equities and a retreat in oil prices, as investors weigh macroeconomic factors ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting.
Outpoll has launched an integrated perpetual futures trading service, allowing users to trade cryptocurrencies, stocks, and commodities with up to 100x leverage directly from its existing prediction market application.
Bitcoin advanced for a second consecutive session, climbing over 2% as strong corporate earnings and a tech-sector rally on Wall Street boosted broader risk appetite. The gains were tempered by rising oil prices and analyst observations of limited new capital entering the market.
The EOS token registered a double-digit percentage gain on Wednesday, marking its largest single-day increase in nearly a week, even as it remains down on a seven-day basis.
Bybit's Kazakhstan division has entered a non-binding agreement with the Alatau City Authority to explore tokenization, digital payments, and cross-border remittances for the developing smart city.
South Korean tech firm Square Tech has signed a memorandum of understanding with GOAT Network to develop AI agent-powered stablecoin payment services, initially targeting foreign tourists.
Uniswap Labs has launched Aggregator Hooks, a new v4 feature that integrates liquidity from external decentralized exchanges. The move is designed to improve trade execution for users and increase protocol fee revenue for the UNI token.
Bitcoin fell 4% on Thursday, dropping to around $81,448 as a broad sell-off in technology stocks and a surge in oil prices dampened investor appetite for risk-sensitive assets.
