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Bitcoin is experiencing its worst month since the 2022 crypto collapse, indicating a significant decline in the market.

Binance's stablecoin reserves have decreased by 19% since November due to a combination of tightening Fed policy and weak inflows, indicating a prolonged crypto liquidity drought.

NEAR has launched its super app, Near.com, which incorporates AI capabilities and confidential transactions, betting on the convergence of crypto and AI as the next big wave in the market.

Investors have withdrawn $4.3 billion from spot bitcoin ETFs in the past five weeks, indicating a decline in investor confidence in the cryptocurrency market.

Stablecore's integration with Jack Henry enables 1,600 banks to access stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and crypto lending services, expanding their digital offerings.

Solana's infrastructure development aims to prepare SOL for the next 'super cycle' by catering to institutional demand in the Asia-Pacific region, offering DeFi tools and services tailored for traditional finance firms.

The Bitcoin rebound has stalled as the software sector and private equity rout drag stocks and crypto lower, with the software sector ETF hitting a new 52-week low.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has granted Crypto.com conditional approval for a bank trust charter, indicating a positive stance towards crypto companies.

RateFi, a US lender, has introduced a mortgage program that allows borrowers to use their cryptocurrency holdings as collateral, without requiring them to sell their assets, potentially increasing access to homeownership for crypto investors.

Crypto.com has received initial approval for a U.S.

Bitcoin's price has dropped to nearly $64,000 due to geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty, causing a flight from risk-on investments.

BitMine Immersion, a firm led by Tom Lee, continues to buy into the Ethereum market despite its weakness, adding $98 million worth of ether last week and now holding 4.42 million ETH tokens, which is approximately 3.66% of the total supply.