Long-term Bitcoin holders, those who kept their coins for over 155 days, have significantly ramped up selling. Historically, this activity suggests the market may have peaked and could be due for a correction soon, Coinlive reports.
According to the Financial Times, JPMorgan Chase could start offering loans backed by cryptocurrency holdings, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, as early as next year. This move comes as Bank of America and other major financial institutions actively work on developing stablecoins.
El Salvador hasn't purchased any bitcoin since December 2024, International Monetary Fund (IMF) reports. The decision was made to adhere to a $1.4 billion loan agreement.
According to CoinGecko, the global cryptocurrency market capitalization surged past $4 trillion on Friday, marking a significant milestone in the asset class's evolution from niche to mainstream in the financial ecosystem.
The Financial Times reports that US President Donald Trump may soon sign an executive order permitting alternative assets like cryptocurrencies and precious metals in 401(k) retirement plans, according to a White House statement.
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