Bitcoin’s drop below key support levels today could be a sign that the 2025 bull run is over, as a trader sets $52,000 as the bear market target.

Russia’s rapid DeFi expansion and increase in large-value transfers indicate growing adoption of crypto for financial services, according to Chainalysis.

AI compute remains centralized in developed nations. Decentralized blockchain networks can unlock idle GPUs to democratize access.

From Tokyo Whale to the Halloween deadline, Mt. Gox’s long journey through Bitcoin history is nearing its end.

Aave (AAVE) plummets 10.1% and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) drops 8.7%, leading index lower.

Limited bitcoin outflows and heavier ether selling pointed to crypto-native liquidations as the driver of the drop.

Crypto market manipulation involves organized efforts to artificially move altcoin prices and mislead traders about their true value.

Bitcoin drops below its 200-day average to near $104,500 amid broad sell-off; $1.2B in liquidations signal mounting stress as traders brace for further downside.

This could simplify the user experience, removing the need to use complex bridges or switch between different wallets and applications

Your day-ahead look for Oct. 17, 2025