Delaware Moves to Outlaw Bitcoin ATMs, Ordering 90-Day Removal Amid Rising Fraud

Delaware advances House Bill 441 to ban crypto ATMs statewide, mandating immediate shutdowns and 90-day removal, citing high fees and a jump in FBI-reported kiosk fraud.

Fold Sells $45M in BTC to Clear Debt; Stock Soars 162% as It Bets on Card-Led Growth

Fold liquidated ~$45M in Bitcoin at ~$71K, retired $20M in secured debt, and set aside $25M for expansion. Shares surged 162% to $1.60 as the fintech doubles down on its BTC rewards card.

Bitcoin, Ethereum Edge Higher as CPI Hits 3-Year Peak; Liquidity, Not Narrative, Drives the Tape

U.S. CPI rose 4.2% YoY in May, the fastest since 2023. Bitcoin hovered near $62K as traders price at least one Fed hike with rates at 3.5%-3.75%. ETH, XRP, SOL mostly firm.

Crypto’s Shakeout: 8M BTC Underwater, ETH Profitability Compresses as Capital Rotates to Fundamentals

More than 8M BTC sit below cost basis, ETH’s 3x-profit cohort falls to 11%, and XRP activity collapses—signs of capitulation as investors pivot toward revenue-driven protocols.

Seattle man gets 5-year sentence for laundering $97M oil-and-gas scam through Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins

A 47-year-old Seattle-area man received five years in prison for moving $97.1M in fraud proceeds through Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and USDC across major crypto exchanges.

Stellar’s Address-Stable Quantum Plan as Bitcoin and Ethereum Weigh Their Next Moves

Stellar launches a three-step post-quantum roadmap for XLM, keeping addresses intact as Q-Day timelines tighten toward 2029. Here’s why that architecture choice matters for crypto.

Bitcoin’s Mildest Drawdown on Record—But ETF Outflows Hint the Bottom Isn’t Set

Bitcoin is down 50% from its $126,080 peak—its least severe bear market ever. Weak ETF demand, macro tightening, and fragile supports still argue for more downside risk.

US Bitcoin ETFs post another net outflow, but inflow breadth hints at softer selling

US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw another day of net outflows, yet four products attracted net subscriptions—an early sign, one analyst argues, that selling pressure may be cooling.

Bitcoin slides under $63K as sellers lean on strength and institutions pull capital

Bitcoin fell under $63K as analysts flag a distribution regime and institutional outflows. Here’s why rallies keep getting sold and the specific signals that would flip the trend.

Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy adds 1,550 BTC for $101M, pushing holdings to 845,256 bitcoin—over 4% of capped supply

MicroStrategy bought 1,550 BTC for $101M after a minor sale, taking its stack to 845,256 BTC—now more than 4% of bitcoin’s 21M cap and valued near $53.5B.