Recent News on Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and Finance | Yellow

Peter Brandt sees Bitcoin falling to $58,000-$62,000 based on rising wedge pattern.

AI data centers are outbidding Bitcoin miners for electricity, pushing network hashrate below 1 ZH/s.

Leveraged XRP traders faced forced liquidations exceeding $5M as geopolitical tensions hit crypto.

Tim Draper restated his $250,000 Bitcoin target and argued Bitcoin could ultimately eclipse the dollar, citing his earlier $10,000-by-2017 call.

Bermuda plans to shift core economic activity onto blockchain infrastructure, using stablecoins like USDC to bypass traditional banking and payment rails.

Bitcoin spot ETF flows reversed from -$1.3B to +$1.7B weekly, signaling renewed institutional demand despite cryptocurrency consolidation.

Bitcoin fell 3% to $92K as Trump's Greenland tariff threats triggered risk-off moves, while gold hit record highs near $4,690.

A new economic study shows that nearly all the cost of U.S. tariffs is paid by American consumers and businesses, turning trade policy into a domestic tax while exporters keep prices steady.

Bybit EU adds Bitcoin cashback to Mastercard offering 2-10% BTC rewards for EEA users under MiCAR licensing.

NYSE seeks SEC approval for blockchain platform enabling 24/7 tokenized stock trading with stablecoin settlement and instant delivery.