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Quantum computing is advancing at a pace that could challenge Bitcoin and Ethereum security sooner than expected. Experts say the threat is not immediate, but the urgency to prepare is growing as new breakthroughs reduce the barriers to potential attacks.

Large Cardano wallets added more than 220 million ADA in a single week, but the token remains pinned below its 50-day EMA resistance level.

Iran's president said Tehran is ready to end the war if Washington meets its security demands, pushing Bitcoin above $68,000 on renewed optimism.

XRP hovers at $1.30 as a head-and-shoulders neckline faces its final test, with derivatives data and on-chain metrics sending conflicting signals.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated $1.2 billion in net inflows for March, absorbing 63,000 BTC from short-term sellers even as the price risks six straight bearish monthly closes.

Chainalysis announced AI-powered agents trained on more than 10 million investigations to autonomously detect illicit blockchain activity for compliance teams and law enforcement.

Anthony Scaramucci outlines three political obstacles blocking the CLARITY Act in the Senate, from Trump's meme coin profits to the Iran conflict.

Republican senators introduced a bill to ban Chinese crypto mining hardware and codify Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve into federal law.

Google's Quantum AI team says breaking Bitcoin and Ethereum encryption now requires 20 times fewer qubits than previously thought, compressing the timeline for a potential attack.

Stablecoins are evolving from trading tools into global payment infrastructure, with rising usage across real-world finance and AI systems signaling a major shift in digital asset adoption.