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Tom Lee's Bitmine now $8 billion underwater as ether tumbles below $2,000

Despite its mounting losses and plunging share price, the ether treasury firm says it's under no pressure to sell its …

Polymarket, Circle partner in shift to native USDC settlement

Polymarket will migrate from bridged USDC on Polygon to Circle-issued native USDC, reducing reliance on cross-chain bridges as prediction markets …

Gemini to exit U.K., EU and Australia, reduce staff by 25%, and focus on U.S. and prediction markets

The crypto exchange has instructed affected customers to sign up with eToro by the end of March for withdrawals, while …

Strategy has $6.5 billion loss on BTC, but continues trading at premium to value of its assets

Ahead of the fourth-quarter earnings report tonight, shares are down another 13% as bitcoin falls back to $68,000.

Sovcombank says it's the first Russian bank to offer bitcoin-backed loans to public

Larger rival Sberbank beat Sovcombank to the punch, but it's still running as a pilot program.

Solana Foundation’s Liu urges refocus on finance as crypto slides and narratives narrow

Liu’s remarks come as cryptocurrencies plunge and other industry leaders are narrowing their own visions for blockchain utility.

Tom Lee's Bitmine may be buying ETH, but Vitalik Buterin and everyone else appears to be selling

Ether has dropped below $2,000, underperforming other major cryptocurrencies as selling accelerates from leveraged traders, onchain liquidations and long-term holders.

Crypto for Advisors: Rethinking crypto diversification

Beyond Bitcoin: How advisors use indices to broaden crypto exposure.

Bitcoin's rising leveraged position points to continued dip buying, but may not yet signal price bottom

Bitfinex margin longs surge to a two-year high as bitcoin falls below $69k.

CoinDesk 20 performance update: Ripple (XRP) plunges 12.2% as index declines

Sui (SUI) joined Ripple (XRP) as an underperformer, falling 9.5% since Wednesday.

Here is what industry veterans are saying as bitcoin tumbles below $70,000

"This drawdown feels horrible not because of the magnitude, but because it’s unfair," said longtime bitcoin maxi Samson Mow.

Bitcoin falls under $68,000, with retail traders betting on even lower prices

Crypto liquidations crossed $1 billion over the past 24 hours, wiping out about $980 million million in bullish leveraged bets