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Bitcoin climbed to $81,000 early in Friday’s Wall Street session as US 30-year bond yields resumed rising. Cointelegraph linked the market backdrop to global oil concerns.
Bitcoin rose to $81,000 as US 30-year Treasury yields resumed their advance at the start of Friday’s Wall Street session, with Cointelegraph linking the market backdrop to renewed global oil-market pressure.
SALT Lending CRO Hunter Albright outlines how Bitcoin-backed loans and stablecoins could develop over the next three to five years, potentially giving long-term BTC holders additional ways to access liquidity while retaining their holdings.
Decrypt reports that the SEC approved an “Innovation Exemption” as tokenized stocks gain momentum. The development followed S&P Global’s announcement of its OpenZeppelin acquisition, highlighting growing traditional-finance activity onchain.
The SEC approved an “innovation exemption,” according to Decrypt, as tokenized stocks gain momentum. The report also noted S&P Global’s acquisition of OpenZeppelin, underscoring the growing overlap between traditional finance and blockchain infrastructure.
Layer-2 and DeFi tokens drove a broad crypto advance, with Starknet and Arbitrum rising more than 17%. The 10-year Treasury yield fell below 5%, while 98 of the CoinDesk 100 constituents moved higher.
Binance declined to address reports of ECB intervention in its Greek MiCA application, but reaffirmed its commitment to securing regulatory authorization in Europe, according to Cointelegraph.
Binance reaffirmed its commitment to securing authorization in Europe but declined to comment on reports of ECB intervention in its Greek MiCA application. The statement keeps the bid’s details unconfirmed and remains relevant to BNB market watchers.
Solana is cutting its target slot time to 250 milliseconds, speeding block production by 17%. Applications should receive fresher data and validators will have shorter control windows, while transaction capacity remains unchanged.
Solana plans to reduce its target slot time to 250 milliseconds, accelerating block production by 17%. The change should provide fresher data to applications, but transaction capacity will remain unchanged as work per slot is reduced.
