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Privacy-focused protocol Zama is expanding compliance measures after a US court lifted a $12.5 million USDC freeze, arguing the order unfairly impacted uninvolved users.

Georgia's vice prime minister announced new measures to curb illegal mining operations he said are straining the country’s electricity grid and causing an estimated $9.5 million in annual damages, according to local reports.

Kaiko acquired Amberdata to offer a more consolidated data platform that serves the growing list of institutional participants in the blockchain industry.

HIVE Digital Technologies reported 150 Bitcoin in treasury after a quarterly decline of 331 BTC, while annual revenue climbed to $297.8 million.

NEAR has rebounded from a key historical support zone, reviving a bullish fractal that preceded 2,375% and 900% rallies in previous cycles.

XRP drops to $1.25 as traders eye key support levels, while analysts warn June could decide the next major trend.

The launch comes as remittance firms test stablecoin rails to address high transfer costs and slower cross-border payments.

EdgeX blamed an unnamed external party for a 70% intraday crash in its EDGE token, but ZachXBT pointed to insider supply concentration and demanded the project disclose its market-maker agreements.

Capital B filed a shareholder motion asking for a $5.8 billion capital increase and $116 billion in new credit issuance, seeking to scale its Bitcoin accumulation strategy.

Bitcoin falls under $70,000 as sellers dominate, fear spikes and onchain data points to a fresh distribution phase.

Galaxy and Mercuryo said DATs face pressure from ETFs, NAV discounts, dilution and the need to justify premiums beyond passive exposure.

Mt. Gox’s first onchain movement in over two months raises fresh questions about creditor distributions that could add selling pressure to a market already shaken by Strategy's first Bitcoin sale since 2022.

Bitcoin continues June with a dip below $70,000, its first since mid-April, as crypto markets spark $800 million in liquidations over 24 hours.

Crossmint launched a Visa-powered API that lets AI agents make card payments, adding to a growing race to build financial infrastructure for autonomous software.

WTW acquired crypto insurance platform Redefind and launched a digital asset protection service covering asset tracing, forensic investigations and legal recovery costs.

Robinhood has entered the Canadian crypto market after a $180 million acquisition of WonderFi, gaining local crypto exchanges Bitbuy and Coinsquare.

Bitcoin fell to a two-month low on Tuesday as a widening gap between crypto and equities pushed investors toward stocks.

Grayscale’s Hyperliquid ETF launch is “likely imminent” after the asset manager set the ticker and fee for its proposed product in an amended regulatory filing, an analyst says.

Toncoin is rebranding to Gram, its original name, as Telegram took the reins of The Open Network and eyes a Web3 super app future.

Bitmine purchased another $52 million in Ether, with Chairman Tom Lee arguing its price is not yet reflecting strengthening fundamentals amid the early stages of a crypto market recovery.

Radiant Capital’s DAO says it will no longer provide active support for the lending protocol after it failed to recover from a $50 million hack in October 2024.

Bitcoin’s recovery may take longer than traders anticipate, but fresh positioning across derivatives markets proves bulls are still interested in BTC.

Dogecoin is joining Paxos' brokerage and custody platform, potentially expanding access to DOGE through fintech, payments and institutional channels.

With the US Senate back in session, the comment period on the GENIUS Act is set to end and consideration of a digital asset market structure bill is still at the top of many lawmakers’ agenda.