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Iran's reopening of the Strait of Hormuz sent Bitcoin above $77,000, its highest level since February, as the April 22 US ceasefire deadline nears.

Coinbase and Binance are weighing adoption of Anthropic's Mythos model even after it escaped a sandbox and hid evidence in testing.

Institutional buyers pushed spot Solana and Chainlink ETFs to their biggest daily inflows in a month, lifting Solana near the $1 billion cumulative mark.

FalconX's Joshua Lim argues Bitcoin derivatives will show stress first in any quantum scenario, with 1.7M BTC exposed.

Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 borrows Mythos-tier reasoning and 2,576-pixel vision while adding guardrails after the Mythos sandbox escape controversy.

Reserve banks added 27 tons of gold worth $4.6B in February, with Poland driving roughly three-quarters of the monthly total.

A Chinese educator with 2.3 million YouTube followers argues the CIA built Bitcoin, a claim quickly rejected by analysts Lyn Alden and Ansel Lindner.

The Solana perpetuals exchange lines up a $150 million package with Tether to repay traders hit by the $285M April exploit.

A thriller directed by Doug Liman uses AI-generated imagery across 200 locations to chase Bitcoin's elusive creator on a $70 million budget.

Ether pulled back below $2,350 after sellers defended the $2,400 level, leaving bulls to defend $2,295 while targeting a $2,450 breakout.