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Bulls launched a futures market-driven attack on BTC’s $110,000 resistance level as US markets are closed for Memorial Day. Will spot volumes follow on Tuesday?

Donald Trump has signed a bill backed by first lady Melania Trump that makes it a federal crime to publish nonconsensual AI-generated explicit images.

US crypto funds marked their fifth consecutive week of positive inflows, fully recovering from a $7 billion sell-off in February and March.

Tether’s US Treasury holdings and gold reserves helped the stablecoin issuer absorb the downside volatility of the cryptocurrency market during the first quarter of 2025.

Coinbase faces a $400 million phishing bill after cybercriminals managed to bribe overseas support agents to expose the personal data of the exchange’s users.

Stablecoins can streamline collateral management systems in TradFi, but financial institutions may need more straightforward regulatory guidelines for adoption.

The $300 million raise is part of the GD Culture Group’s ambition of “embracing blockchain-driven industrial transformation.”

“Black Tie preferred, but optional," according to the project offering 220 wallet holders the chance to meet with the US president after they invested millions in his memecoin.

Bitcoin sells off after nearly rallying to $106,000, but data suggests the correction will be short-lived.

After quashing a vote over a stablecoin bill in the Senate, a group of Democratic lawmakers reportedly asked Trump allies to consider his ties to the crypto industry.

The impact of positive Bitcoin-related legislative and regulatory progress finally trickles down to BTC price as the top cryptocurrency rallies above $101,000.

One analyst says a weak US dollar is part of a plan to fix the US financial system. Will Bitcoin benefit from a weaker DXY?

The latest crypto markets draft bill could democratize crypto participation due to a rule that would require crypto project members to disclose crypto token holdings above 1% of total supply.

Bitcoin bulls return in force as traders shake off bearish US economic news and attempt to reclaim the $95,000 level.

Bitcoin sold off to $92,910 after GDP data showed the negative impact of Trump’s trade war and the heightened chance of a US recession. Will traders buy the dip?