Cryptocurrencies

Middle East de-escalation now looks severely threatened. US President Donald Trump declared the memorandum of understanding with Iran “is over,” sending Bitcoin below $62,000 and oil sharply higher within minutes. Here is what Trump said, how markets reacted, and why Bitcoin moved in the opposite direction to oil.

SHIB burn hits a 6-month high as Shiba Inu's price holds flat despite the deflationary spike.

Predixa, a decentralized prediction market developed within the TMX Ecosystem, is preparing to launch in July 2026. According to the project, Predixa has raised more than $5.5 million during its pre-launch funding phase — a period that coincided with a broad downturn in the crypto market, during which Bitcoin fell

USOIL just hit a two-week peak after Trump's latest statement.

Recent crypto IPO stocks are all trading below their debut-day prices, with Circle (CRCL) down about 6% and Gemini (GEMI) down 89%. The pattern spans every major crypto listing since mid-2025. Their slide tracks a broad market downturn that began in October. Gemini, BitGo, Bullish Shares Sink Over 70% From Their

The Bitcoin price keeps stalling, and one overlooked force helps explain it. The stablecoins that fund crypto buying are both shrinking and moving less, the same setup that preceded Bitcoin’s 2022 crash. Data from DeFiLlama and Dune shows the market’s cash pile draining just when buyers are needed most. On its own,

Elon Musk said SpaceXAI will release Grok 4.5 to the public tomorrow. He called it an Opus-class model that runs faster and costs less. The launch would land around the same time OpenAI moves its GPT-5.6 models toward broad availability. Grok 4.5 Meets a GPT-5.6 Deadline Grok 4.5 runs on xAI’s 1.5 trillion-parameter

Following Orchard's hidden bug, Zcash said Ironwood's formal verification is close to proving it has no undetectable counterfeiting bugs.

Microsoft has begun swapping OpenAI and Anthropic models for its own MAI systems in Excel and Outlook, a shift aimed at curbing its fast-growing artificial intelligence bill. Tens of thousands of prompts in the two applications now run each week on Microsoft’s internally built models. Why Microsoft Wants to Cut Its AI

PI has plummeted by over 7% in the past day and has lost the $0.11 support.