Recent News on Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and Finance | Yellow

Arthur Hayes warns Bitcoin could fall below $60,000 before a liquidity-driven rally, citing macro risks, geopolitics and delayed Federal Reserve easing.

Ethereum's Net Taker Volume turned positive with a $104 million gap, marking the first buyer-led regime in three years, per CryptoQuant data.

Japanese government bond losses totaling trillions of yen are forcing institutional rebalancing that directly pressures Bitcoin and other risk assets.

Nearly 14.7 million Chainlink tokens worth $126 million were transferred to Binance in one day, raising concerns over potential selling pressure on LINK.

Drift Protocol disclosed that its Apr. 1 exploit resulted from a six-month intelligence operation linked to North Korean state-affiliated hackers.

Unverified rumors about President Trump's health sent the TRUMP meme coin up nearly 5% on Saturday before the rally reversed on Sunday.

MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor warns that poorly conceived protocol changes like BIP-110 pose the biggest self-inflicted threat to Bitcoin's future.

Crypto analyst Minga outlines a two-stage Ethereum decline targeting $1,537 and then the $1,148 zone as the most likely macro bottom.

Ripple President Monica Long outlined plans for decentralized identity on the XRP Ledger, where users could tokenize KYC and DNA data using zero-knowledge proofs.

The IMF warns that tokenized finance could accelerate financial crises by removing settlement delays and triggering real-time liquidity stress across global markets.