This week in crypto the winds of change are sweeping through the market, with Bitcoin’s rise, new regulatory challenges, and transformative moves shaping the future of digital assets.
Russian Bitcoin miners fear that a government registry collecting wallet addresses could lead to data leaks and expose them to sanctions.
Bitcoin’s steady hold near $100,000 has experts buzzing, suggesting that the cryptocurrency is positioning itself for its next big move. Could this be the calm before the new bull run?
Europe is taking significant strides in real estate tokenization by integrating legal land registries with notarized agreements, ensuring investors have direct, enforceable claims tied to real-world assets.
A mysterious creator of the biggest cryptocurrency today holds a fortune, yet his true legacy lies in something much greater—the idea that has brought us all together.
From geopolitical tensions to financial market shocks, this week in crypto saw bold moves, with Russia rejecting Trump’s BRICS threat, Bitcoin rebounding above $104K, and central banks eyeing digital assets.
Russia has dismissed Donald Trump’s tariff threats against BRICS, reaffirming that the group has no plans to replace the US dollar with a common currency.
DeepSeek AI's surprise debut shook global markets, triggering a tech stock sell-off that briefly pulled Bitcoin down, but the leading cryptocurrency swiftly rebounded above $104K, proving its resilience.
In 2025, the Year of the Snake, China may finally ease its crypto restrictions, allowing digital assets to creep into the country’s financial system, paving the way for a new era of decentralisation in China and globally.
The first country in Europe that might integrate Bitcoin into its reserves, the Czech National Bank is exploring its potential as a strategic asset, paving the way for broader cryptocurrency adoption in central banking.
