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Bitcoin (BTC) surged above $68,000 after Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian signaled readiness to end the war — provided the U.S. meets Tehran's security demands — while Donald Trump told reporters he expects the conflict to wrap up soon. Iran's Peace Signal BTC climbed more than 2% from an intraday

The House Financial Services Committee held its most significant hearing yet on securities tokenization Wednesday, with members of both parties broadly agreeing that tokenized securities require the same regulatory guardrails as traditional trading. The session arrived as the real-world asset marke

Bitcoin (BTC) erased a week of gains in a single weekend session, sliding to $68,241 after President Trump threatened to strike Iran's power plants unless the Strait of Hormuz reopened within 48 hours. The move hit a heavily bullish derivatives market, triggering $299 million in liquidations across

Kalshi was sued in a proposed class action alleging it refused to pay $54 million owed to traders who correctly bet that Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei would leave office before April 1, 2026. Khamenei was killed Feb. 28 in joint U.S.-Israeli airstrikes. The platform invoked a pre-existing "dea

Prediction market platform Polymarket accumulated $529 million in trading volume on US-Iran strike contracts - one of the largest single-market totals in the platform's history - while blockchain analysts identified six freshly created wallets that collectively netted approximately $1 million by bet