Bitcoin climbed nearly 6% over the past 24 hours from Wednesday’s whipsaw below $60,000 as traders digested the Fed’s decision to lower benchmark interest rates by 50 basis points, a move many observers say may mark the beginning of an easing cycle by the U.S. central bank. The largest crypto hit its highest price this month at $63,800 during the U.S. trading hours before stalling and retracing to just above $63,000.
Key TakeawaysIndia’s Narcotics Control Bureau dismantled the alleged Team Kalki darknet drug network.Binance and DSCI provided wallet tracking and blockchain...
Key Takeaways:XAU₮ has been officially certified as Sharia Compliant by Amanah Advisors, the gold backed token of Tether.Approvals for Islamic...
Africa loses an estimated $5 billion annually to cross-border payment fees and inefficiencies. When a business in Accra, Ghana pays...
Key TakeawaysBrian Armstrong urged lawmakers to hold a Senate vote on the CLARITY Act.The Coinbase CEO argued the legislation would...
Uphold has cut its global headcount by 17%, laying off roughly 85 employees and contractors, CoinDesk reported, citing sources familiar...
