Tense hours over Jerusalem, and a panic in bitcoin, seems to have ended with what overall was an air show.

Bitcoin fell another 5% below $64,000 as news broke that Iran has launched dozens of drones towards Israel in retaliation for the attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria …

Hong Kong is set to approve bitcoin and ethereum ETFs potentially as soon as Monday, according to Bloomberg which cites “people familiar with the matter.”

The bitcoin halving is now just a week away when Jerome Powell and the Bureau of Labour Statistics will watch how an automated system manages…

Bitcoin dipped by about $1k to $68,000 following the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March.

Linea, a zk based ethereum second layer by ConsenSys has launched a new points program to attract liquidity, so we check out some apps.

Bitcoin rose to $72,800, gaining on Sunday without any news development except that the halving is now just next week.

ETFs have increased their net bitcoin purchases to $213 million, up from $113 million on Wednesday, bringing it to around a quarter of a billion for this week.

Nasdaq suddenly turned from 1% green to -0.6% currently as Neel Kashkari, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President, said that maybe there won’t be cuts this year.

Bitcoin fell to $65,000 following a week showing by the ETFs on Monday with net outflows of $85.7 million, down from the $183 million on Thursday.