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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.
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.
The Bank of Japan lifted rates by 25 basis points but avoided signaling further hikes. The softer guidance surprised markets and, according to Gareth Soloway, contributed to renewed pressure on US bonds, with the 10-year Treasury yield reaching 4.984%.
Haruko was targeted in a cyberattack affecting 15 clients, CoinDesk reported. Sources said some smaller hedge funds with weaker security controls may have lost funds, but no loss amounts or client identities were provided.
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.
Coin Center’s Laz Pieper argues that DHS predictive policing based on Americans’ spending habits and inferred political views is unconstitutional, un-American and should be stopped, according to an opinion piece published by CoinDesk.
The Wall Street Journal reported that ECB President Christine Lagarde intervened in Binance’s EU MiCA licensing process, leading Greece to stall an application regulators had previously deemed complete, despite the ECB holding no formal licensing authority.
The Wall Street Journal reported that ECB President Christine Lagarde intervened in Binance’s EU MiCA license process. Greece subsequently stalled the application, although regulators had previously deemed it complete, despite the ECB lacking formal MiCA licensing authority.
Decrypt reports that Microsoft staff were asked whether AI scraping amounted to the “largest theft of labor in human history,” while internal memos warned of a “doom loop” threatening model quality in work with OpenAI.
Decrypt reports that Microsoft staff were asked whether AI scraping amounted to the “largest theft of labor in human history.” Internal memos also warned of a “doom loop” threatening model quality.
