Bitcoin reclaims $80,000 as markets stabilize after Fed hike
Bitcoin rose more than 5% over 24 hours, recovering the $80,000 level as oil and bond yields eased after a turbulent policy week.
U.S. crypto, financial markets and economic policy: the latest reporting from The Token Press.
Bitcoin rose more than 5% over 24 hours, recovering the $80,000 level as oil and bond yields eased after a turbulent policy week.
U.S. borrowing costs remained close to a multiyear high as mixed equities and expensive oil kept inflation and growth risks in focus.
The Federal Reserve plans to consider final rules within weeks, pairing fuller model disclosure with smoother capital-buffer calculations.
U.S. spot ether funds recorded a third straight day of withdrawals even as major crypto assets rose alongside stocks and bonds.
The regulator granted conditional relief for permissioned onchain venues while requiring real shareholder rights, issuer notice and public safeguards.
The firms plan a MoonPay access point for WisdomTree's WTGXX fund, while MoonPay intends to use the product in stablecoin reserve management.
OFAC designated Iranian crypto exchange BitBank, its software developer and three associates as Washington expands sanctions on digital-asset channels tied to Iran.
World is rolling out a self-custody financial app that combines stablecoin balances, transfers, investing and U.S. account funding through Stripe.
The Crypto.com-linked derivatives exchange completed a limited SEC registration for security futures while stock perpetuals remain under discussion.
The U.S. derivatives regulator expanded no-action relief for software that routes users to registered markets without controlling funds or orders.
The SEC's temporary framework lets approved venues trade tokenized U.S. shares through permissioned liquidity pools under defined safeguards.
The House Financial Services Committee moved H.R. 8957 toward a floor vote, advancing a statutory framework for federal Bitcoin custody and reporting.
The Federal Reserve lifted its target range by a quarter point to 3.75%–4.00%, signaling that persistent inflation now outweighs the case for easier policy.
The exchange operator says federal commodities law preempts Connecticut's sports-wagering rules, opening another test of state and CFTC authority.
The exchange will open GPROB and RDDTB trading at 12:00 UTC, expanding its tokenized-securities range for eligible non-U.S. users.
The September 15 reversal was concentrated in Fidelity and BlackRock funds, while a volatile macro and policy backdrop complicated the signal.
Louisville Athletics says XRP branding will appear on its basketball court and broadcasts under a new multiyear agreement with Ripple.
Federal prosecutors allege two former Robinhood engineers used confidential crypto-listing information to trade perpetual futures on Hyperliquid.