
Bitcoin wipes out post‑election rally as Wall Street sell‑off forces $1 bn in crypto liquidations
Bitcoin fell 6% to $75,700 after a Nasdaq slump erased post‑election gains, sparking over $1 bn in crypto liquidations.
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Copper’s chief executive steps down while the firm’s four‑month search for a buyer continues, prompting questions about its custody role.
Circle's $400 million purchase of Tazapay adds regulated last‑mile infrastructure, linking USDC to local banks and reshaping cross‑border crypto payments.
Bit2Me creates a dedicated team to help police and international agencies track seized crypto, building on €1.5 million in assets recovered in 2025.

Bitcoin fell 6% to $75,700 after a Nasdaq slump erased post‑election gains, sparking over $1 bn in crypto liquidations.
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How the 2026 US midterms could reshape crypto regulation, the mechanisms behind it, and who stands to gain or lose.

Eighteen years after its white paper, Bitcoin offers a modest hedge for small firms still grappling with the cost of fiscal bailouts, says Onramp CEO.

Binance confirmed a record $6.3‑$6.4 billion breach, detailing the theft, market reaction and why Bitcoin didn’t plunge as in 2018.

Polymarket pauses trading after a compromised third‑party provider let attackers siphon over $1.4 million from user accounts, prompting a cancel‑only mode and refunds.

New data shows support for crypto cuts across party lines, challenging the view that it’s a political battleground.

Intel, Oracle, IBM and three others refuse OKX‑ICE tokenized stock plans, highlighting issuer caution under the SEC’s Innovation Exemption framework.

Fairshake’s recent Ohio losses reveal limits of crypto’s political spending, prompting a rethink of lobbying tactics.

Tron founder Justin Sun sues World Liberty Financial, demanding sanctions over undisclosed UAE ties and $45 million in WLFI tokens.

Bitcoin dips 1.7% as oil falls 7%, keeping price under $76k; we explain the mechanics and who stands to gain or lose.
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