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Crypto funds attract $882M in a week as Bitcoin nears record highs.
Institutions are leading the charge—will retail follow or miss out again?

Japanese firm Metaplanet has boosted its Bitcoin reserves by 1,241 BTC, reaching a total of 6,796 BTC. This move highlights growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a strategic asset.

Steak ’n Shake will accept Bitcoin at all U.S. locations starting May 16. Crypto is no longer just an investment—it’s becoming part of everyday life.

Inferno Drainer is back, stealing over $9 million from 30,000+ wallets with advanced phishing tactics. Even after its shutdown claims, the malware continues evolving.

Some believe XRP isn’t just a token — it’s a ticket to a post-reset financial system. Will the 1% be the ones holding it?

Bitcoin is holding strong above key support zones, with bullish momentum pointing toward a breakout past $100,000. Analysts suggest the milestone could be reached within days if current trends hold.

Stripe launches stablecoin accounts in 100+ countries, enabling users to send, receive, and hold USDC and USDB like traditional bank balances. The move highlights growing demand for stable digital finance in emerging markets.

North Korea’s crypto hacks, now a key funding source for its regime, may be addressed at the upcoming G7 summit. Officials cite growing concerns over cyberattacks targeting global exchanges and developers.

Fraction AI has launched its mainnet on Ethereum’s Layer 2 Base network, aiming to democratize AI training and reward contributors through tokenized incentives.

Tether has integrated Chainalysis compliance tools into its Hadron tokenization platform, targeting institutions and regulators.
The move reinforces Tether’s push for transparency in the growing $22B real-world asset market.

The SEC is ramping up its attention on crypto, with record mentions of “cryptocurrency” and “stablecoins” in official filings. This signals growing regulatory pressure—but also a maturing, more legitimate digital asset landscape.

America’s trading relationships directly influence markets, from stock prices to supply chains. Global partners can drive rallies—or spark sell-offs—overnight.