Cryptocurrencies

FedEx Q4 earnings, Micron's AI memory results, and May PCE inflation data are the three events set to move markets this week.

Oil, gold, stocks, and Bitcoin face a new dominant risk as Fed Chair Warsh signals rate hikes, pushing Iran noise to the sideline.

Algorand hopes to ensure protection against both classical and quantum-era threats by exploring post-quantum multisignatures as a generic policy layer.

Trump declared Keir Starmer will resign as UK PM, citing his North Sea oil ban as the UK faces a 13% energy price hike.

Bitcoin bulls are watching the $63,500 support zone as traders map a potential squeeze toward the $67,000 area.

Michael Saylor says Strategy added more than 716,000 BTC after its 2022 balance sheet stress, pointing to a claimed $48B reserve buffer.

After Bitcoin’s decisive breakdown from a multi-month rising channel, the largest crypto is still under immense pressure. While buyers managed to defend the $60K support region and trigger a short-term rebound, the broader structure still favors the sellers unless BTC can reclaim several important resistance levels

The current dynamic reflects protocol-driven activity, with high volume but low per-transaction value.

Bitcoin analysts are split as BTC shows buyer demand but still faces a resistance ceiling near the $64,000–$65,000 area.

The XRP ETFs haven't been in the red weekly for nearly two months. The HYPE ETFs haven't seen a single red week since their debut.