Cryptocurrencies

Russia's new crypto regulation takes effect before the US Congress finishes its own market structure bill.

After a green July, the crypto market entered August against geopolitical and macroeconomic tension. Yet recent on-chain signals show smart money quietly positioning across the majors. Large holders are adding Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP (XRP) as prices sit near or below their realized prices, according to

Lumber prices fell for 10 straight days, the longest streak since 2024. Here is what it signals for the US housing market.

July was the month the market caught its breath. After a June defined by a hawkish Fed surprise, a broken ETF cycle, and one of Bitcoin’s worst monthly candles in years, July delivered the opposite script: a steady grind higher, a World Cup campaign that closed out on schedule, a tennis debut at Wimbledon, and

Artificial intelligence (AI) has stopped being a technology story in Southeast Asia and has become an economic growth engine, according to United Overseas Bank (UOB) executives speaking at the ASEAN Conference 2026. The opportunity lies less in adopting AI tools than in building the physical infrastructure that makes

Zoomex, a global cryptocurrency derivatives exchange operating under the philosophy of “simplicity × ease of use × speed,” continues to build out its Strategy Center, a hub that consolidates strategy backtesting, live execution, contract grid trading automation and copy-trader functionality into a single, unified

Copper price hits a new all-time high as tariff hoarding meets a global supply squeeze. The chart points to $6.85 next.

Bitcoin Magazine Circuit, DaLand Give Credit Unions a Direct Path to Bitcoin Credit unions now have a production-ready path to offer Bitcoin and other digital asset services without relying on outside platforms. This post Circuit, DaLand Give Credit Unions a Direct Path to Bitcoin first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine

According to Gemini, PI has the potential to skyrocket by 100x, but only under specific conditions.

Apollo says the Japanese yen now trades on Japan's debt bill, not the US-Japan rate gap that guided it for decades.