Recent News on Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and Finance | Yellow

A second consecutive losing week pushed digital asset funds to $1.47 billion in outflows, with Bitcoin posting its worst week of 2026.

An analyst says Dogecoin's grip on a key $0.1020 support zone now determines whether the memecoin rebounds or flushes lower.

A new HIP-4 update lets the platform's validators publish and resolve prediction markets, sidelining the external oracle providers used by rivals.

The tokenized finance pioneer who built Ondo into a $3.8 billion platform has died suddenly, with president Ian De Bode taking over as CEO.

A single on-chain governance vote would make DOT nominators unslashable and let stakers withdraw funds in days instead of weeks.

Buying interest has faded across the crypto market, dragging the second-largest token under $2,100 and putting the $2,000 floor back in focus.

Traders are watching a crowd of short positions near $82,000 after Bitcoin's implied volatility cooled to its lowest reading since last year.

The Telegram-linked token sits on its 200-day average near $1.80, a level that decides whether its May breakout holds or fails.

Crypto APIs matter because they turn Web3 from an engineering ambition into a business capability.

On-chain trackers caught major holders buying and selling millions at once as the token broke past $64 for the first time.