
Bitcoin, Ether Hit Worst Week Since FTX as $390B Wiped Off Market
The crypto market experienced its largest weekly decline since the FTX collapse, with nearly $390 billion in value erased.
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The crypto market experienced its largest weekly decline since the FTX collapse, with nearly $390 billion in value erased.

Frontier AI models are increasingly used to identify software vulnerabilities, with Zcash becoming the latest crypto project to benefit.

Consensys CEO Joe Lubin says recent Ethereum Foundation staff reductions and departures do not signal a crisis, but indicate a needed shift in focus.

Anthropic's new flagship model excelled in math and code but consumed entire token quota in one prompt.

Bitcoin's realized losses remain $35 billion below the 2022 total, indicating the bear market may still have room to run.

Abra CEO Bill Barhydt sees tokenized yield and on-chain lending as catalysts for institutional crypto adoption.

Crypto exchange HTX has removed the USD1 token linked to the Trump family after World Liberty Financial froze its addresses.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes cautions that Hyperliquid's use of trading fees to burn tokens exposes it to market share losses.

NYDIG research head Greg Cipolaro says overlapping factors — including AI, tech IPOs, quantum computing, and Strategy sale — are weighing on Bitcoin's price.

Return to $60,000 level coincides with significant ETF outflows, contrasting with February's buying behavior.

Michael Saylor posts a familiar chart suggesting additional BTC purchases as Strategy faces increased scrutiny.

A Zcash bug found with Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8 highlights the growing role of frontier AI in security research.

Strategy executives promoted Bitcoin holdings as shareholders vote on a proposed twice-monthly preferred dividend schedule.

The House tax-writing panel prepares to consider crypto-related tax measures.

Bitcoin defends long-term support near $92,630 as Nasdaq's downturn raises questions about correlation.