Recent News on Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and Finance | Yellow

A fresh golden cross, $3.8 billion in ETF inflows and looming Fed policy risk put Bitcoin's $100,000 target back under scrutiny.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports Apple settled on the iPhone Duo name and a $2,000 price before John Ternus opens his first keynote.

A rare breakout against gold has ARK Invest's Cathie Wood arguing Bitcoin still has miles to run, though skeptics disagree.

A disputed Navier-Stokes proof credited to OpenAI internal model and 10,000 agents has Tristan Buckmaster demanding answers.

The USDC issuer is buying Singapore's Tazapay in a $400M all-stock deal, extending Circle's payout reach past 100 markets.

Reports converging before Wednesday's keynote describe an iPhone Ultra that opens to 7.8 inches, drops Face ID and starts near $2,000.

Whale accumulation and 2M-plus daily ledger transactions are improving XRP’s setup as traders watch a $1.40 breakout toward $1.46.

A new self-paced course from UNICEF and Bitget teaches budgeting, credit and blockchain basics to young learners at no cost.

Privacy coins have broken away from the broader crypto market, with Zcash up 2,200% and the sector 213% above its October peak.

Protocol Cluster developers, led by Fredrik Svantes, gave Ethereum until December 2029 to survive quantum computers.