Tag: Cryptocurrencies
Crypto executives, including Chainlink’s Sergey Nazarov and Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong, held discussions with Senate Democrats on October 22, 2025.
Democrats expressed willingness to advance the market structure bill, aiming for bipartisan consensus.
Meetings highlight efforts to address regulatory clarity for digital assets amid partisan frictions.
Crypto industry leaders convened with U.S. Senate Democrats on...
Beluga and Veera join hands to Power Next-Generation Crypto Experiences
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San Francisco, CA and New Delhi, India — Beluga, the leading platform helping consumers navigate and learn about crypto, and Veera, the crypto super-app onboarding of the next 100m users onto crypto, today announced a strategic partnership. The collaboration aims to bring seamless crypto-backed rewards, education, and discovery into one unified experience for mainstream users.
Beluga’s thought-provoking crypto content and research will be...
Coinbase Acquires Onchain Fundraising Platform Echo for $375 Million
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Coinbase has acquired Echo for approximately $375 million in cash and stock, aiming to enhance onchain capital formation.
The deal includes integrating Echo’s Sonar tool for public token sales on blockchains like Base, Solana, and others.
This follows Coinbase’s recent $25 million USDC transfer to revive the UpOnly podcast, signaling deeper engagement in crypto community and media.
Coinbase has expanded its...
Bitcoin Rebounds Above $110,000 Amid Rate Cut Hopes and Buy-the-Dip Sentiment
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Bitcoin climbs over 3% to $110,544, reclaiming key levels after a four-day dip below $110,000.
Institutional inflows and $6 billion in new stablecoin issuance indicate fresh capital entering the market.
Analysts highlight resistance at $111,000, with potential for short squeezes, but warn of geopolitical risks from U.S.-China tensions.
Bitcoin has rebounded sharply, climbing above $110,000 following a recent sell-off...
Crypto Weekly Roundup – Navigating Tariffs, Liquidations, and Rebound Signals
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The cryptocurrency market entered a brutal reset this week, capping a volatile October with a flash crash that exposed deep leverage vulnerabilities while underscoring resilient institutional demand. Bitcoin’s plunge from a record $126,223 on Oct 6 to below $110,000 by Oct 12 marked the sector’s sharpest correction since early 2024, driven by macroeconomic tremors rather than internal crypto catalysts. Yet, as prices clawed back...






