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Hyperliquid (HYPE) has trended lower since hitting a record high, shedding 17% amid broader market weakness. Yet, the network behind it tells a steadier story. Several on-chain and ecosystem metrics indicate that user participation and capital activity have remained resilient despite the recent price decline. User

China's best-known miner sees a $42,000 Bitcoin bottom by late 2026, echoing Arthur Hayes' call for a $40,000 floor.

Strategy's valuation metrics are being used as an early warning signal for BTC, with the current mNAV near levels seen in 2022.

House Democrats are pressing the SEC on AI-powered investment advisers, highlighting regulatory anxiety around automated financial advice and algorithmic c

The two entities have launched an on-chain warehouse financing facility designed to bring traditional structure credit protections to crypto-backed lending.

Ethereum has dropped to its lowest level in weeks, and most traders asking why is Ethereum down today will blame the obvious culprit, a market-wide sell-off. The more revealing part is who used the drop to buy. The selling is real, and the Ethereum price has fallen harder than Bitcoin. Yet on the week’s sharpest

CoinEx has issued a detailed public response following a recent Wall Street Journal report discussing the exchange’s historical exposure to Iran-related cryptocurrency transactions, rejecting suggestions that it maintained commercial relationships with sanctioned Iranian entities while outlining a series of compliance

This is the moment investors have been waiting for, said one of the analysts.

World Network’s Agentkit is aimed at giving autonomous AI agents a verifiable human owner, adding an identity layer to agentic commerce.

All 32 of the largest US banks would stay above minimum capital requirements during a severe recession, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday, even after absorbing more than $708 billion in projected loan losses under its annual stress test. The exercise tested whether systemically important lenders could keep credit