
Bitcoin Hit by $169M in Liquidations as Bearish Pressure Mounts
Bitcoin traders took a heavy hit as liquidations topped $169 million, raising fresh concerns about long squeeze risks in a weakening market.
Markets, blockchain, and the forces shaping digital assets.

Bitcoin traders took a heavy hit as liquidations topped $169 million, raising fresh concerns about long squeeze risks in a weakening market.

Gaimin Gladiators have sidelined their CS2 lineup following a string of disappointing results, with Valve's new sticker revenue cuts adding financial pressure to the decision.

A new executive order has moved up the timeline for US agencies to replace encryption systems vulnerable to quantum computing attacks, raising urgency across government and industry.

Japan is moving to bring crypto assets under its Financial Services Law by 2027, a shift that would reshape how digital assets are treated legally in the country.

Outside spending from pro-Israel group AIPAC and cryptocurrency industry donors is flooding Maryland congressional primaries, alongside self-funding wealthy candidates.

CBOE is exploring crypto perpetual futures as prediction market platform Kalshi disrupts the traditional futures landscape, signaling a shift in regulated derivatives.

A housing-focused bill moving through Congress contains provisions that could quietly benefit fintech companies and the crypto industry, according to reporting by American Banker.

Investors and analysts are reconsidering how scarcity functions as a value driver in modern portfolios, with crypto assets entering the conversation alongside traditional stores of value.

Nakamoto Inc. is closing its healthcare clinic operations to concentrate entirely on Bitcoin, marking a sharp strategic pivot for the company.

Trump has criticized stock buybacks as fake value creation, while MicroStrategy takes the opposite approach, issuing new shares to accumulate more Bitcoin.

A midyear look at how Washington has shaped crypto policy so far, covering legislation, regulation, and the political battles still unresolved.

Bitcoin steadied above $64,000 on June 22 as calming geopolitical tensions gave crypto markets a lift, according to reporting from The Motley Fool.