Today's Crypto and Bitcoin News

Senator Jon Husted wants Washington to stop treating crypto regulation like a perpetual homework assignment that never gets turned in. The Ohio Republican publicly endorsed the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on July 28, pushing for the Senate to take up a bill that would finally draw clear jurisdi

ChainCatcher reports that market research firm The Kobeissi Letter states investors are accelerating their allocation to tokenized U.S. Treasuries, driving continued growth in the on-chain Treasury market. Data shows the total market capitalization of on-chain U.S. Treasury funds has reached a new a

Odaily Planet Daily report: New evidence suggests that the anonymous switck account that wrote the LibNgU code may actually be Peter Gray, co-founder and CTO of Coinkite, whose code lies at the heart of the COLDCARD entropy failure incident. Researchers state that Gray’s GPG key signed dozens of swi

According to ChainCatcher, data from Glassnode indicates that the $63,000 level has emerged as a critical support zone and a key battleground between bulls and bears in the current Bitcoin (BTC) market. Over the past several weeks, Bitcoin has consistently traded within the $60,000–$67,000 range, wi

According to CoinGlass data, the total cryptocurrency market liquidations over the past 24 hours reached $153 million, with long positions liquidated for $55.168 million and short positions liquidated for $97.39 million, affecting a total of 59,170 traders. BTC liquidations amounted to approximate

ME News reports that on August 4 (UTC+8), Ethereum infrastructure company Blockspace completed a new funding round, with the amount undisclosed. The round was led by BlueYard, with participation from ether.fi Ventures, Quasar Builder, Sharplink, Breed VC, Luganodes, and Stakely. Blockspace aims to i

Hut 8 reported $74.9 million in revenue for Q2 2026, nearly doubling its $41.3 million result from the same period a year ago. Instead, shares fell roughly 5% after the company also reported a $177.1 million net loss for the quarter.The gap between the revenue headline and the market reaction is mos

Anthropic has reportedly agreed to spend $10 billion on computing capacity supplied by AI infrastructure startup Volta Infra and Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer Technologies.The six year contract gives the Claude developer access to a data center in Norway operated by Bitdeer, according to Bloomberg,

The Ethereum community has submitted EIP-8361 to adjust ETH issuance through a declining issuance and burn mechanism, aiming to keep the staking rate below 50%. The proposal notes that ETH’s staking ratio exceeded one-third of the total supply in April 2026. This mechanism burns a portion of validat

Odaily Planet Daily report: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced on X the launch of Alpamayo 2 Super, a cutting-edge open reasoning model designed for autonomous driving, stating that the next phase of AI development will expand from software intelligence into robotics, with autonomous vehicles serving

Here’s a dirty secret about AI infrastructure: some of the most expensive hardware on the planet spends a surprising amount of time doing absolutely nothing. GPUs, the workhorses of modern AI training and inference, frequently sit idle while waiting for data to arrive from storage systems. DDN and N

Five men convicted after two French crypto millionaires were held and tortured in East London Five men have been convicted in connection with the abduction, blackmail and 52-hour false imprisonment of two French cryptocurrency holders who were held in an East London flat last July, a case prosecuto

Galaxy Research now says the Coldcard hardware-wallet bug has already cost users at least 1,596 BTC — and that total could swell to about 2,055 BTC (roughly $130 million) if a suspected fourth wave of thefts is confirmed. In a post on X, Galaxy said it has traced 1,596 BTC stolen from roughly 7,300

History has a way of repeating itself, and right now, that’s exactly what the market seems to be pricing in. Of course, there’s no guarantee that past events will play out the same way again. But in trading, investors often look at historical patterns and previous cycles to guide their decisions. Th

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, once one of Washington’s most aggressive regulatory bodies, is telling its employees to pump the brakes. The agency’s leadership warned staff about potential negative consequences if they target financial firms too aggressively, a signal that the CFPB’s enfo