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Bitcoin has retreated below US$77,000 as renewed concerns over US interest rates and rising oil prices put pressure on cryptocurrencies following their strong August run. The world's largest cryptocurrency was trading around US$77,964, after briefly pushing above US$81,000 last week.

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Leading cryptocurrencies corrected on Tuesday as investors weighed in on President Donald Trump's latest warnings to Iran. Cryptocurrency 24-Hour Gains +/- Price (Recorded at 9:08 p.m.

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Strategy is buying Bitcoin (BTC) again, but according to President and CEO Phong Le, the decision has little to do with where Bitcoin's price sits.

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Ripple and Settlemint are combining digital asset custody and tokenization tools for regulated financial institutions. The integration could reduce reliance on separate providers for issuance, compliance, settlement, custody, and ongoing asset servicing.