Crypto

Zcash to roll out quantum-recoverable wallets within a month, go quantum-proof by 2027

Zcash plans to implement quantum-recoverable wallets within the next month and achieve full quantum-proof status by 2027, addressing growing concerns about cryptographic vulnerabilities to quantum computing. Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox argues that Bitcoin has deviated from its cypherpunk origins as a privacy-focused currency, positioning Zcash as the rightful heir to that vision.

South Korea tightens oversight of firms moving crypto overseas: report

South Korea is tightening regulatory oversight of cryptocurrency firms attempting to relocate operations overseas, while simultaneously planning to implement a 22% capital gains tax on crypto transactions starting January 2027. These measures represent a significant shift toward stricter crypto governance in one of Asia's largest digital asset markets.

Why is the crypto market going down today? (May 8)

The crypto market declined 3.8% to $2.61 trillion on May 8 following escalating military tensions between the United States and Iran, which triggered a broader risk-off sentiment across global financial markets. Bitcoin and other digital assets experienced sharp selloffs as investors repositioned away from riskier assets in response to geopolitical uncertainty.

JPMorgan says bitcoin is gaining over gold as debasement trade after Iran conflict

JPMorgan analysts report that investors are increasingly allocating to bitcoin instead of gold as a hedge against currency debasement following geopolitical tensions with Iran. This shift reflects changing investor preferences in how they protect wealth against monetary devaluation and economic uncertainty.

Bitcoin stalls at 200-day average, rekindling fears of a “false breakout”

Bitcoin failed to break above its 200-day simple moving average near $83,300 and retreated below $81,000, triggering concerns about a false breakout similar to March 2022 that preceded a severe correction. The inability to sustain gains above key technical resistance levels suggests weakening momentum and renewed selling pressure.

Bitcoin ETFs Post 5-Week Buying Streak as Hedges Unwind, Institutional Appetite Returns

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated $108.76 billion in net assets following five consecutive weeks of inflows, while declining put skew indicates hedge unwinding and strengthening institutional confidence. This sustained buying pressure signals renewed institutional appetite for Bitcoin exposure after a period of defensive positioning.

Major Tech Giants Signal Stablecoin Revolution as Meta and DoorDash Launch Payment Pilots

Meta and DoorDash are piloting stablecoin payment systems, marking a significant step toward mainstream adoption of digital currencies by major technology and commerce platforms. Industry analysts project the stablecoin market could reach $4 trillion by 2030, though market concentration risks persist as Tether and Circle dominate the sector.

Kraken Partners With MoneyGram To Enable Crypto-to-Fiat Withdrawals in 100+ Countries

Kraken has partnered with MoneyGram to enable crypto-to-fiat withdrawals across 100+ countries, leveraging MoneyGram's global cash pickup network. This partnership significantly expands fiat off-ramp accessibility for Kraken users worldwide, addressing a critical pain point in cryptocurrency adoption.

E*Trade Rolls Out Crypto Trading With Lower Fees Than Coinbase and Robinhood

Morgan Stanley's E*Trade has launched a cryptocurrency trading pilot program featuring 0.50% fees, significantly undercutting competitors like Coinbase and Robinhood. The platform plans full rollout in 2025, signaling institutional finance's continued expansion into digital asset markets.

Bitcoin Eyes $90K As Bears Get Burned Again Amid $30B Open Interest Surge

Bitcoin's price stability above $80,000 has triggered repeated liquidations of short positions totaling $8 billion since February, as bearish traders consistently rebuild and lose positions. With $30 billion in open interest and $4 billion in longs vulnerable near $77,000, the market faces a critical test at the $86,000-$90,000 supply zone.

White House aims for July 4 deadline to pass landmark crypto regulation bill

July 1st Is Critical Date for European Crypto Companies: MiCa Transition Is Ending

Bitcoin bug allowed miners to run code on other people’s nodes

Crypto News Today: Can BNB and XRP Keep Up With the $630 Million ETF Wave While Pepeto Fills Its Presale

Iran Launches Missiles At UAE — Bitcoin Price Barely Blinks

US spot bitcoin ETFs draw $532 million as inflows extend to a third day, led by BlackRock and Fidelity

Nobitex linked to capital flight amid Iran’s political crisis, faces scrutiny

Nobitex, Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchange, faces increased regulatory scrutiny amid allegations of facilitating capital flight during the country's political crisis. The incident highlights how crypto platforms in jurisdictions with capital controls can become focal points for regulatory intervention and international pressure.

Circle, Coinbase lead crypto stocks rally amid Clarity Act progress, bitcoin hitting $80,000

Circle and Coinbase stocks surged as progress on the Clarity Act—a key U.S. digital asset regulation—gained momentum following a stablecoin yield compromise. The market is repricing crypto stocks as potential regulatory clarity becomes more achievable, coinciding with Bitcoin reaching $80,000.

Bitcoin surges past $80K amid US-Israel-Iran conflict tensions

Bitcoin surged past $80,000 as geopolitical tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran escalated, with the cryptocurrency climbing from $66,000 in May. The price movement reflects investors' traditional flight-to-safety behavior during periods of international conflict, positioning Bitcoin as a hedge asset alongside gold.

BTC breaks $80,000, emotions run wild, and the BTCEcosystem enters a frenzy

Bitcoin has surpassed the $80,000 milestone, marking a new all-time high and triggering renewed investor confidence heading into 2026. The BTCEcosystem has gained significant attention as the price surge fuels market momentum across the cryptocurrency sector.

Morning Minute: Bitcoin Clears $80K, Reverses on Iran Missile Strike

Bitcoin surged above $80,000 overnight but reversed course following reports of Iranian missiles striking a U.S. warship, highlighting crypto's sensitivity to geopolitical risk. Meanwhile, legislative momentum around the Clarity Act strengthened after a compromise on stablecoin yield provisions emerged.

Iran missile report sends bitcoin back to $79,000, with ETH, SOL, DOGE sharply lower

Bitcoin dropped from $80,594 after Iran's Fars news agency reported missile strikes on a U.S. warship, causing geopolitical uncertainty and oil price spikes of 5% before the U.S. denied the claims. Ethereum, Solana, and Dogecoin experienced sharper declines as risk-off sentiment dominated markets.

Bitcoin Surges Above $80K Milestone, Boosting Coinbase (COIN), Strategy, and Robinhood Stocks

Bitcoin surged above $80,000 on Monday, reaching a significant milestone that drove gains across cryptocurrency-related equities including Coinbase, Strategy, and Robinhood. The rally coincided with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs accumulating over $100 billion in assets under management.

Iranian forces target US vessel in Hormuz standoff, Bitcoin retreats

Escalating tensions between Iranian and US forces in the Strait of Hormuz are creating geopolitical uncertainty that ripples through global financial markets, including cryptocurrency. Bitcoin and other digital assets are experiencing volatility as investors reassess risk exposure amid potential disruptions to energy supplies and international commerce.

Elite Iranian Family’s Secret: Building an $11 Billion Cryptocurrency Empire

Brothers from Iran's elite Kharrazi family secretly founded Nobitex, the country's largest cryptocurrency exchange, while concealing their family connections and allegedly processing sanctioned funds. This revelation exposes how high-level Iranian officials may be using crypto infrastructure to circumvent international sanctions and highlights regulatory gaps in exchange oversight.