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The latest cryptocurrency news, market moves and industry updates.
Brazil's central bank orders exchanges to delay large crypto transfers abroad
Brazil's central bank has ordered crypto exchanges to delay large transfers abroad. The rule applies to transfers above $10,000 and smaller transactions flagged as risky.
US Senate to vote on advancing CLARITY Act in September after Thune files cloture
The US Senate will vote on the CLARITY Act in September, a move that puts crypto market structure legislation back on track. Lawmakers continue negotiations over ethics and stablecoin provisions.
Trillions in institutional money to flow into bitcoin, says Bitwise's Matt Hougan
Bitwise's CIO Matt Hougan expects a significant inflow of institutional money into bitcoin, driven by large capital pools globally. This could unlock massive long-term growth.
Bitcoin will never fall below $60K again: Nansen founder
Nansen founder Alex Svanevik predicts Bitcoin will never fall below $60K again, citing crypto's growth and increased trading in real-world assets
Why trillion-dollar asset manager T. Rowe Price put memecoins in its crypto ETF
T. Rowe Price's crypto ETF includes memecoins, reflecting its active investing strategy, as reported by CoinDesk
U.S. Senate opens first stage of crypto Clarity Act voting to give bill a chance next month
The US Senate has started the voting process for the Crypto Clarity Act, keeping it alive for potential passage in September
Another Bitcoin infrastructure exploit hits, this time draining Lightning payment servers
A Bitcoin infrastructure exploit has hit Lightning payment servers, with attackers stealing credentials to control wallets and move funds, prompting an urgent update notice from BTCPay
Domestic stablecoins could boost demand for dollar-backed tokens: IMF
The IMF believes domestic stablecoins may boost demand for dollar-backed tokens, citing liquidity and cross-border acceptance as key factors.
US court backs Bybit’s bid to trace funds from $1.5B North Korea hack
Bybit can now seek account identities and transaction histories from US platforms to trace stolen funds from a $1.5B North Korea hack.