The US Department of the Treasury acknowledges that crypto mixers can serve legitimate privacy needs, which could significantly affect regulations addressing their usage in the cryptocurrency market.
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Bitcoin drops below $66,000 as $140 million in leveraged positions liquidated
Bitcoin fell below $66,000 following a wave of liquidations in leveraged positions worth $140 million that occurred within minutes of US stock market futures opening. The sharp move highlights the sensitivity of crypto markets to broader equity market movements and the cascading effect of liquidations when prices move decisively. Current trading shows BTC at $65,648.71.
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Ethereum faces resistance at $2,130 according to technical analysis
Technical analysts have identified $2,130 as a critical resistance level for Ethereum, marking the strongest ceiling in current price action. ETH is currently trading at $1,952.50, approximately $177.50 below this resistance point. The level is considered significant by technical traders monitoring the broader support and resistance framework.
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Over 1.1 billion USDT transferred from OKX to unknown wallet
A large USDT transfer of approximately 1.1 billion USDT (1.1 billion USD) has been moved from OKX to an unknown wallet. The movement was detected on blockchain monitoring services. Large transfers like these are tracked closely by market observers as they can indicate significant changes in token holdings or potential market activity.
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Global investors withdraw $11 billion from Asian stocks in largest weekly outflow since March 2022
Global investors sold $11.0 billion of equities in developing Asia excluding China this week, marking the largest weekly outflow since March 2022. Outside of the 2022 bear market and the 2020 pandemic selloff, this represents one of the most significant capital withdrawals from the region in recent years.
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Oil prices near $100 as Middle East producers cut output amid regional tensions
Oil markets are experiencing increased disruption as producers including the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait reduce output. Tanker traffic is also avoiding the Strait of Hormuz due to escalating regional conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. These supply constraints are pushing crude prices closer to $100 per barrel, reflecting concerns about tighter global energy availability.
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TRON focuses on building payment infrastructure
TRON is positioning itself to develop infrastructure for global payments and agentic transactions as the ecosystem expands. The network continues to build foundational systems to support these use cases.
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Voting begins on World Liberty Financial token amid political connections
Voting has commenced on World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a token associated with political figures in the United States. The token is currently trading at $0.0972. The voting process has generated significant discussion within the crypto community regarding the intersection of cryptocurrency projects and political involvement.