Bitcoin net taker volume flipped positive after a month of “aggressive” selling, but sentiment crashed to its lowest levels in crypto market history.
Bitcoin net taker volume flipped positive after a month of “aggressive” selling, but sentiment crashed to its lowest levels in crypto market history.
Experts at Consensus Hong Kong said regional focus on user utility and stablecoin regulation is driving adoption.
The bank cuts its 2026 crypto price targets, warning of further near-term capitulation as ETF outflows and macro headwinds weigh on digital assets.
Leaders from Citrea, Rootstock Labs and BlockSpaceForce argued that bitcoin’s scaling layers are less about throughput and more about turning the asset into a programmable
Ripple (XLM), up 4.2% from Wednesday, was also among the top performers.
The chairman of Greater China at McKinsey said nearly every company is experimenting with AI, few are rethinking their organizations deeply enough to unlock profit.
The head of the fourth-largest crypto exchange by daily trading volume also said he believes bitcoin’s four-year cycle is no longer a thing.
Panelists at the conference discussed how regulatory progress in Hong Kong and Japan creates a structured path for capital allocation.
Regulation of digital assets is a great opportunity for emerging markets, said Pakistan’s crypto regulation lead.
Vitalik Buterin just published a research proposal that sidesteps the question everyone keeps asking: can blockchains run AI models? Instead, the research claims Ethereum as