
Bitcoin Holds Near $66,000 as Fed Rate Hike Fears Grip Crypto Markets
Bitcoin is trading near $66,000 as renewed fears of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike put pressure on the broader crypto market.
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Bitcoin is trading near $66,000 as renewed fears of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike put pressure on the broader crypto market.

Bulloch County officials are reviewing zoning regulations to address data centers and cryptocurrency operations, signaling a push to modernize land-use rules for emerging tech industries.

US authorities have frozen a cryptocurrency wallet holding $130 million allegedly connected to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, marking a significant sanctions enforcement action.

House Republicans are pushing a revised crypto bill toward a floor vote, but Democrats are pushing back hard, signaling a rocky path ahead for digital asset legislation.

Senator Cynthia Lummis has signaled that ethics rules and other provisions within the crypto Clarity Act remain open for further negotiation as the bill advances.

A new report finds just 8 of 113 crypto tokens launched since 2024 are trading above their initial prices, highlighting steep losses across the market.

Prediction market platform Kalshi has filed to offer gold, silver, and platinum futures contracts, signaling a major push into traditional commodity markets beyond its crypto roots.

Wednesday's economic calendar puts US crude oil inventory data in focus, with crypto markets watching macro signals closely for direction.

Bitcoin crossed above $66,000 as a rebound in US tech stocks and growing optimism around a US crypto regulatory bill combined to push prices higher.

Criminals impersonating law enforcement officers are conning New Zealand crypto holders out of millions of dollars in a wave of sophisticated fraud.

Progressive lawmakers are openly criticizing Senator Kirsten Gillibrand over her support for crypto legislation, adding fresh Democratic friction to an already heated debate.

KuCoin argues that lasting, clear crypto regulation in the United States is critical as developers and entrepreneurs continue weighing where to build.