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Bitcoin is near $118K, just shy of its record, while Ethereum has climbed 50% in July as ETF inflows and corporate treasuries deepen institutional exposure. More than $60 billion in new funds has backed the crypto bull market, yet muted altcoin gains and policy uncertainty temper momentum. The post Bitcoin Hovers at $118K: Is the 2025 Bull Market Stalling or Reloading? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin holds $116K as Marathon reports $808M net income. Indonesia raises crypto taxes. White House crypto policy report ahead. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: $808M Marathon Win vs Rising Crypto Taxes – What’s Next? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The Fed Chair appeared as dug in as ever to his insistence that the central bank stands firmly in blocking the Trump tariffs from igniting inflation.

Celestia’s $TIA token has dropped 8% to $1.77 during a wider crypto pullback. Yet fundamentals have strengthened: the team has repurchased $62.5 m in tokens, cut inflation by 33%, expanded testnet blocks to 128 MB and gained VanEck ETN exposure, steps that could aid a rebound. The post Celestia’s ($TIA) Dips to $1.77: Is a Rebound Coming After Strategic Buyback and Upgrades? appeared first on Cryptonews.

CryptoQuant flags a brief cool-down in the market where Bitcoin corrections are likely to be softer than past downturns.

As Ethereum turns 10, leaders from Consensys, Coinbase, RedStone, Optimism and GameSquare share what the next decade could look like for the evolving network. To understand Ethereum’s future, it helps to start with its creator, Vitalik Buterin. Before launching Ethereum in 2015, he saw blockchains not just as the foundation for digital money, but as tools for identity, coordination, public trust and more. In a 2021 interview on The Tim Ferriss Show, Buterin described Ethereum as “dynamic and growing… an evolving creature.” That adaptive nature still defines the network today. On its 10-year anniversary, we asked voices from across the community: What might the next decade look like? Read more

President Donald Trump’s administration released its most detailed digital asset policy report on Wednesday, outlining a broad regulatory roadmap for crypto but offered no new insight into the government’s proposed strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserve. The 163-page document, prepared by the President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets, consolidates the administration’s position across stablecoin regulation, tax […] The post Trump administration unveils detailed crypto policy but shrouds Bitcoin reserve in mystery appeared first on CryptoSlate.

As ETH flirts with $3,800, traders on Myriad are increasingly bullish that Ethereum finally breaks its all-time high after almost four years.

DOJ prosecutors have stated on the record that Dragonfly and its principals are not targets in the Tornado Cash investigation, reversing earlier media claims and refocusing attention on founder Roman Storm, whose Manhattan trial on money-laundering and sanctions charges is nearing closing arguments. The post DOJ Will Not Charge Dragonfly In Tornado Cash Case, Managing Partner Says appeared first on Cryptonews.

Roman Storm has chosen not to testify in his federal money-laundering trial, where prosecutors say more than $1 billion flowed through Tornado Cash, including funds linked to Lazarus Group. Backers have raised over $4.5 million of a $5 million defense goal.   The post Facing 45 Years, Roman Storm Chooses Silence in Federal Money-Laundering Trial appeared first on Cryptonews.

The rates remained unchaged for a fifth straight meeting.

Crypto markets have largely shrugged off tensions between the White House and U.S. central bank about monetary policy.

Bitcoin investors are showing renewed conviction, holding onto their assets despite record-setting unrealized gains. According to a July 30 Glassnode report, the total paper profits held by Bitcoin holders now exceed $1.4 trillion, surpassing figures earlier recorded this month. This milestone reflects a growing tendency among investors to delay selling, even as Bitcoin trades just below […] The post Bitcoin’s unrealized gains top $1.4 trillion as investors resist selling pressure appeared first on CryptoSlate.

JPMorgan, Coinbase and Chase have strengthened ties, opening smoother crypto rails for 80 million Chase users. Clients can now fund Coinbase with Chase cards, link bank balances by 2026, convert Ultimate Rewards to USDC and leverage JPMD tokenized deposits on Base for compliant settlements. The post JPMorgan Partners with Coinbase, Letting Millions of Chase Customers Buy Crypto Instantly appeared first on Cryptonews.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell has been under considerable pressure from the White House to ease monetary policy.

Here are the next potential targets for SOL after its downfall in the past seven days.

$CFX has fallen 27.5% in one day as its latest breakout fizzled, but the layer-1 has rolled out Belt & Road stablecoin pilots, AI-driven payment partnerships, and a 76 million-token burn with fresh staking, moves that have tightened circulation and pointed toward renewed ecosystem growth across Asia. The post $CFX Dumps 27% Overnight – Can These Asian Partnerships Spark a Rebound? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin’s tight consolidation just below $120,000 suggests the bulls are holding on to their positions as they anticipate an uptick in volatility. Key points: Bitcoin remains stuck in a narrow range, suggesting a breakout could be around the corner. The FOMC minutes and Federal Reserve interest rate decision could set the tone for crypto’s next steps. Read more

Predictors on Myriad are testing their knowledge on the Roman Storm trial, the price of Ethereum, and how many birds will fly over Texas.

The White House’s digital asset task force calls on regulators to clarify crypto trading rules and accelerate innovation, as a major crypto bill becomes law and two more head to the Senate. US President Donald Trump’s crypto working group has reportedly urged federal regulators to clarify trading rules for digital assets as part of a broader effort to ease the adoption of new financial products, highlighting the White House’s increasing focus on the blockchain economy following the passage of three separate crypto bills earlier this month. The policy proposals were introduced by the White House’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets, which was established by executive order in January and is led by David Sacks.  Among the recommendations were calls for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to “immediately enable the trading of digital assets at the federal level” by clarifying rules around custody, trading, registration and record keeping.  Read more