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The analyst who made that claim also laid out the most important support levels for ADA going forward.

Reform UK leader backs London-listed company chaired by former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng as it expands bitcoin strategy.

Data from Glassnode shows most XRP holders are underwater, with 36.8B tokens in loss positions totaling about $50.8B in unrealized losses.

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Former CFTC Chair Christopher Giancarlo says banks, more than crypto firms, need the stalled Digital Asset Market Clarity Act.

Bitflyer trading spiked even as Japan’s Nikkei tumbled, while Korea and Taiwan equities joined the broader Asian selloff.

Oil prices sank as new reports indicate a potential release of as much as 400 millio barrels by G7 countries.

Crude oil futures on Hyperliquid dropped from $114 to $102 after reports that G7 finance ministers would discuss a joint release of strategic oil reserves to cool the price surge driven by the Iran conflict.

Terrence Howard said he is not touching BTC as it's going to die.

In the latest SlateCast episode, Fantium CEO and co-founder Jonathan Ludwig joined CryptoSlate Editor-in-Chief Liam “Akiba” Wright and CEO Nate Whitehill to discuss why he returned to building, how Fantium structures athlete financing, and why its broader sports-token vision is focused on utility rather than pure speculation. Across the conversation, Ludwig framed tokenization as a […] The post Fantium CEO Jonathan Ludwig says sports tokenization needs utility, alignment, and real access appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Researchers found that some workers using AI in their roles reported a “mental hangover” with a “fog” that caused difficulty focusing. Excessive use and oversight of artificial intelligence tools in the workplace may cause “AI brain fry,” according to researchers from Boston Consulting Group and the University of California. Workers who are using AI tools report that the technology is “intensifying rather than simplifying work,” researchers wrote in the Harvard Business Review on Friday. A study of nearly 1,500 full-time US workers found 14% said they had experienced “mental fatigue that results from excessive use of, interaction with, and/or oversight of AI tools beyond one’s cognitive capacity,” or what the researchers called “AI brain fry.” Read more

A busy week lies ahead with all eyes on oil prices and key inflation reports due on the United States economic calendar. 

Rising oil prices are shaking global markets, but the U.S. is largely insulated and bitcoin seems to be riding the wave alongside Wall Street.

New wallet research aims to preserve a core feature exchanges use to generate deposit addresses without exposing private keys.

With fewer low-risk yield strategies in crypto, investors are turning to DeFi lending, sending Aave usage to record levels.

The proposal would give exchanges legal cover to temporarily freeze suspicious crypto while investigators move to secure warrants.

Whether Bitcoin’s resilience holds may depend less on battlefield developments than on how energy prices respond in the days ahead.

Bitcoin’s price has now fallen over four consecutive days to $66,272 after initially climbing on the US-Israel strikes on Iran. Bitcoin fell nearly 2% in just 15 minutes on Sunday while oil prices rose almost 20% as the escalating Middle East conflict prompted fears of a major supply shortage in the global energy market. Data from decentralized derivatives platform Hyperliquid shows oil prices rose from $95 to $113.7 per barrel shortly after US futures markets opened, as Iraq warned that roughly 3 million barrels per day of production could be disrupted due to Iranian threats against tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. It’s the highest price oil has reached since April 2022, a few weeks after Russia commenced its invasion of Ukraine, TradingView data shows.  Read more

There was little sign over the weekend of any de-escalation in the war against Iran.

The new hardware is expected to add about 3.05 exahash per second (EH/s) of mining power when deployed at the company’s site in Drumheller.