UK Treasury selects HSBC Orion to pilot blockchain-based digital gilts (DIGIT) in a sandbox, aiming for near real-time settlement and reduced costs.
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Ripple and Zand Bank expand regulated stablecoin infrastructure in the UAE, linking RLUSD and AEDZ on XRPL with custody and liquidity focus.
China advises banks to cut US Treasury exposure, raising liquidity concerns and creating mixed implications for global crypto markets.
EU’s 20th sanctions package targets Russia’s CBDC and crypto services, aiming to close digital payment loopholes and curb war financing.
Fears of a US recession trigger a sharp crypto selloff as Bitcoin liquidations surge and the sector’s market cap slides.
Bitcoin dropped near $60,000 as whale selling intensified, retail holdings rose, and risk-off sentiment pressured crypto markets.
Bitcoin dips to April lows around $72k-$73k, with volume spiking as traders map dip-buying. A hold above $74.5k could open a run to $82k–$84k.
Crypto markets fell broadly as liquidity tightened across assets, with bitcoin, ethereum and other major coins tumbling in a risk-off shock fueled by leverage liquidations.
Bitcoin forms a tightening triangle at key support, signaling consolidation ahead. A high-volume breakout could define the next directional move.
XRP extends a three-day rally as ETF inflows support the trend, but resistance around $2 keeps the path uncertain.