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Hut 8 committed $16 million to Louisiana water infrastructure as investors increasingly focus on the company’s AI data center and power leasing business.

The US Federal Reserve reported that 10% of Americans invested in crypto or used it for payment in 2025, up from 2024 but still down from 2021 when crypto retail adoption was at a peak.

A hacker minted $76 million in eBTC on Echo Protocol through an admin-key exploit, with 955 eBTC still held and part of the funds sent to Tornado Cash.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies bought 71,672 Ether over the past week, with Tom Lee calling the dip an attractive buying opportunity.

The SEC is reportedly set to make an “innovation exemption” for tokenized stock trading, expanding the trading venue for public companies like Nvidia, Apple and Tesla to decentralized crypto platforms.

Retail investors' Bitcoin inflows into Binance fell to a new low as BTC sold off to $76,000 and traders’ confidence dropped.

Prediction markets platform Kalshi and the CME Group offered different data on the odds of cutting Federal Reserve interest rates under Chair Kevin Warsh, but both signaled no immediate changes.

Galaxy has received a New York BitLicense and money transmitter approval, allowing its GalaxyOne Prime NY unit to serve institutional crypto clients in the state.

Bitcoin’s sell off accelerated at the weekly open but data suggests a snapback rally to $80,000 is on the cards.

Soluna reported 58% revenue growth in Q1, with data center hosting generating $6.7 million, surpassing crypto mining revenue and supporting its AI expansion plans.

Georgia state representative Jasmine Clark faces competition from Democrats in a Tuesday primary, but may benefit from more than $4 million in supportive media from a crypto-aligned political action committee.

Bitcoin’s $75,000 support zone comes into focus as a significant surge in selling across the BTC markets threatens to turn the $80,000 level back into resistance.

Bitcoin and several major altcoins are on the verge of trading below their key support levels, indicating that the bears are in charge.

After passage in the Minnesota House and Senate, Governor Tim Walz signed HF3709 into law, amending the state’s code for credit unions and banks in regards to providing certain virtual currency services.

Crypto investment products saw $1.07 billion in outflows as tensions over Iran fueled risk-off sentiment. Bitcoin and Ether led withdrawals, while XRP and Solana gained.

Ether fell to $2,100 following rejection at $2,400 as Binance sell pressure and ETF outflows weighed down on ETH price.

HYPE could rally above $70 this year as a bullish long-term chart setup gains support from a16z-linked accumulation and fresh institutional catalysts.

The FCA and Bank of England are seeking industry feedback on tokenization rules and plans to extend settlement infrastructure toward near-24/7 operations.

Bitcoin Depot has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Texas and will wind down operations and sell assets after regulatory pressure hit its ATM business.

Strategy bought 24,869 Bitcoin for $2.01 billion last week, lifting holdings to 843,738 BTC as STRC sales funded most of the purchase.

Standard Chartered will acquire Zodia Custody’s regulated crypto business and create Zodia Solutions under SC Ventures, formalizing its plan to bring custody in-house.

KB Financial Group’s stablecoin test reduced fees by 87% compared with the same transaction executed through the SWIFT network.

Bitcoin fell to three-week lows near $76,000 amid escalating US-Iran tensions, triggering $607 million in crypto liquidations.

XRP’s lack of retail hype may signal “quiet accumulation” before a potential move toward double-digit prices, if history repeats.