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Bitcoin reached a major milestone. Over 95% of the cryptocurrency's total 21 million coins have been mined during its 14-year existence, bringing the digital asset closer to its ultimate supply cap that won't be reached until 2140.

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PsiQuantum, a quantum computing firm, has announced that it has made progress on the site that will house what it described as the first utility-scale quantum computer in the United States.

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As the ongoing US-Iran conflict drives Brent crude oil prices sharply higher, BitMEX co-founder and crypto billionaire Arthur Hayes expects a money printing bailout by the US Federal Reserve. Will this trigger a Bitcoin rally?

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City officials in Vancouver are recommending that councillors abandon a proposal to integrate Bitcoin into municipal financial strategy, dealing a potential blow to a high-profile initiative championed by Mayor Ken Sim.

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Publicly listed Bitcoin mining companies have sold more than 15,000 BTC since October, around the time Bitcoin reached its $126,000 all-time high. Now, several mining companies are planning to sell even more in early 2026.

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Solana's Total Payment Volume outpaces fintech giants with 755% YoY growth, cementing its role as a global stablecoin settlement layer.

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It's true that XRP's price has fallen a lot recently. But its tokenized asset footprint is growing very quickly.

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Vancouver city staff concluded that bitcoin is not an allowable asset for municipal investment under local law.

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Bitcoin price has staged a sharp 18% recovery from its February lows near $62,530, briefly tagging $74,150 this week. The headlines call it a comeback.

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PI is in a good place, but there remain signs of wariness.

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Data shows the Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen their 14-day netflow trend climb into the positive territory, ending a period of sustained outflows. Bitcoin Spot ETF Netflow Has Been Rising Recently As highlighted by on-chain analytics firm Glassnode in a new post on X, the Bitcoin spot ETFs have seen their 14-day netflow trend climb higher recently.

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“Even after the recent price rally, fundamental and technical indicators still point to a bear market environment,” said CryptoQuant.

 

Risk assets recover from oil-driven selloff as rising yields pressure Fed rate-cut bets.

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Macroeconomist Lyn Alden says gold has a “somewhat euphoric” sentiment around it, while Bitcoin is being treated “somewhat unfairly negative.”

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XRP steadies near $1.40 as falling oil prices, optimism around US crypto legislation, and deeply negative funding rates hint at a possible rebound despite weakening XRPL DEX activity.

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Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas says Solana ETF inflows are posting “pretty impressive numbers,” even as the token has dropped by more than half since they launched.

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Vitalik Buterin urges Ethereum developers to rethink crypto applications while preserving core network security principles.

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Justin has secured a $10 million settlement in a multi-year lawsuit filed by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission that accused the crypto entrepreneur of alleged fraud and securities violations.

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) settled its case against Tron founder Justin Sun. Rainberry Inc., one of the companies associated with Sun, will pay a $10 million civil penalty.

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Arthur Hayes, Chief Investment Officer at Maelstrom Fund, told Benzinga on Thursday that rising oil prices and treasury yields could prove positive for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC). What Treasury Yields Spike Amid War Means Hayes pointed out the surge in yields on the 10-year Treasury note, which is not typical in a “risk-off” scenario.

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Dogecoin corrected some gains and traded below $0.10 against the US Dollar. DOGE is now holding the $0.0920 support and might aim for a fresh increase.

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Bitcoins latest rally stalled after the cryptocurrency briefly climbed to $74,000, encountering strong technical resistance that triggered a pullback. The worlds largest cryptocurrency slipped to around $70,987 by mid-day East Asia trading, marking a 2.2% decline over the past 24 hours after Thursdays surge pushed prices to their highest level since early February.

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XRP price moved lower after another clear rejection near a key resistance zone, with rising trading volume confirming that sellers remain in control of the short-term trend. The cryptocurrency declined roughly 3.3%, falling from $1.4588 to $1.4108 as bearish pressure intensified during the latest trading session.

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Ethereum has pushed back above the $2,100 level, signaling a modest improvement in market sentiment after weeks of volatility and uncertain price action. The move above this key threshold comes as the broader crypto market begins to stabilize, allowing ETH to recover some of the momentum lost during the recent correction.

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XRP has climbed back above the $1.40 mark this week, a level that previously acted as resistance, but analysts warn that the rally does not eliminate the risk of a deeper pullback. The cryptocurrency's most critical support zone at $1.30 remains under pressure, and broader market forces—particularly Bitcoin's (BTC) price action—could determine what happens next.