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Coinbase suffered an outage on Sept. 21 that prevented some customers from buying, selling, trading, or viewing balances across its website, mobile app, and Advanced ...
Bitcoin just broke a barrier it had failed to clear four times in a month, and three forces collided on the same morning to make it happen. Understanding which of those forces can last tells you whether this rally has legs or burns out by quarter end.
Cathie Wood's ARK Invest funds made a broad move out of crypto-linked assets during the week, led by the sale of more than 1.5 million shares of the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF.
Scott Melker sits down with Coinbase (COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong to discuss the future of bitcoin (BTC-USD), why it could hit $400,000 by 2030, and Armstrong's memory of sending one bitcoin to users as an incentive to use the platform. "The Daily Wolf with Scott Melker" airs every day at 12:00 p.m. Tune in for your daily dose of all things crypto.
Mizuho says Coinbase’s new fee structure begins addressing trading costs but expects competitive pressure to spread beyond its most active users, according to TheFly.
The Senate's failure to advance the CLARITY Act sent XRP tumbling nearly 8% while Bitcoin barely flinched, and the reason why reveals something important about how markets now view BTC compared to the rest of crypto.
A Senate cloture vote, a 200-day moving average breakdown, and a Federal Reserve rate decision converging on the same day have put XRP in a dangerous position, with traders now watching a handful of price levels that could determine whether the selloff stops here or accelerates toward a key support from August.
A Saudi pipeline shutdown, a 19-year high in U.S. borrowing costs, and a failed Senate vote all landed in the same week, and Bitcoin absorbed each hit differently than anyone expected.
The Senate vote that XRP holders had been waiting years for collapsed in a single afternoon, and now the coin sits just cents above a critical support level with a Fed rate decision hours away.
The Senate voted 49–50 against advancing the CLARITY Act, leaving the crypto industry reeling from defeat. However, Ripple's CEO has remained positive about the firm's ...
Shares in cryptocurrency-related companies declined on Tuesday after a US Senate procedural vote prevented legislation establishing a regulatory framework for digital assets from advancing. Coinbase Global (NASDAQ:COIN) fell 4.
Investing.com -- Crypto-related stocks sold off Tuesday after the Senate blocked a digital asset market structure bill in a procedural vote. The legislation failed to reach the 60 votes needed to advance.
The Clarity Act, a bill which would have established a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and other digital assets, has failed to pass a procedural Senate vote. The votes fell short of the 60 needed to invoke cloture, or to progress the bill to the next stage, coming in at 49 votes in favor.
Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN) fell around 6% Tuesday, roughly twice the decline in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), as prediction market traders slashed the chances of landmark U.S. crypto legislation becoming law this year. Polymarket odds for the CLARITY Act are trading...
ARK Invest singled out one crypto stock for its heaviest selling of the session, and the Senate vote looming today could either rescue it or accelerate the slide for reasons that have nothing to do with the broader market.
Bitcoin tumbled on Tuesday as a key vote in the Senate over the CLARITY Act failed to garner enough votes.
Bitcoin tumbled on Tuesday as the odds of a key crypto bill getting the necessary votes in the Senate to continue appeared to fade.
A Senate procedural vote with a 60-vote threshold is putting crypto stocks under pressure, and the outcome could reshape the regulatory landscape for Coinbase, Strategy, and MARA Holdings in ways that go far beyond today's sell-off.
Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) shares fell 4. 4% in premarket trading on Tuesday as Bitcoin and Ether moved lower ahead of a procedural US Senate vote on digital-asset legislation and Wednesday’s Federal Reserve interest-rate decision.
Crypto stocks sold off in pre-market trading Tuesday as investors pulled back ahead of a make-or-break Senate cloture vote on the CLARITY Act. Circle (CRCL) stock leads the drop, down more than 5.56%, while Strategy (MSTR), Coinbase (COIN), and Robinhood (HOOD) plunge nearly 3-4%. Ad Ad CRCL, MSTR, COIN, HOOD and Other Crypto Stocks See
The Senate will vote on the Clarity Act, a key bill for crypto regulation, on Tuesday afternoon. Bitcoin and crypto-exposed stocks were falling ahead of the vote, though, after enjoying a rally in recent months as the legislation’s chances of being passed have come back from the dead. GOP senators have been making an 11th-hour push to get support from Democrats, Barron’s reported Monday.
Shares of cryptocurrency and blockchain-related companies fell in premarket trading on Tuesday as Bitcoin declined ahead of a congressional vote on the Clarity Act and the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decision on Wednesday. Bitcoin (COIN:BTCUSD) fell 2.
Coinbase stock jumped 8% on a bearish analyst's upgrade, days after Morgan Stanley warned the market could crack in 30 days.
A regulated ETF just added HYPE to its holdings while one of the token's biggest institutional backers quietly unloaded nearly three quarters of its position. Understanding why each side moved in a different direction reveals something important about where the token may be headed.
Dominic Basulto sees a path to $2.80 XRP price by the end of 2027 if the midterms support a pro-crypto agenda. Around 2,119 XRP places ...
AGBK, CSR and COIN have been added to the Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) List on September 3, 2026.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are barely moving this Tuesday, yet the stocks built around them are crashing open sharply lower. A shock from an unexpected corner of the market explains why crypto equities are suddenly trading as if the coins themselves had collapsed.
Investing.com -- A White House teleprompter operator has settled a federal probe into wagers made using advance knowledge of President Donald Trump’s speeches, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
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