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Citi (C) plans to offer crypto custody services in 2026, enabling the bank to hold native digital assets like bitcoin and ether on behalf of clients, according to a report

Crypto mining stocks tied to the red-hot artificial intelligence (AI) data center trade were the fastest horses on Monday to recover from Friday’s market rout. Bitfarms (BITF) and Cipher Mining

HBAR (Hedera Hashgraph) experienced pronounced volatility in the final hour of trading on Oct. 13, soaring from $0.187 to a peak of $0.191—a 2.14% intraday gain—before consolidating around $0.190. The

Market Recovery: XLM Leads with 6% Daily Gain Stellar’s XLM surged 6% over the past 24 hours, closing at $0.35 after weathering bouts of volatility. The asset traded within a

Strategy (MSTR), the world’s largest corporate owner of bitcoin (BTC), appeared to miss out on capitalizing on last week’s market rout to purchase the dip in prices. According to Monday’s

The crypto market staged a recovery on Monday following the weekend’s $500 billion bloodbath that resulted in a $10 billion drop in open interest. Bitcoin (BTC) rose by 1.4% while

Hong Kong-listed investment bank China Renaissance is seeking to raise $600 million to introduce a public crypto treasury focused on BNB, the native token of the BNB Chain that’s widely

A trader who pocketed $192 million shorting BTC ahead of last week’s crypto wipeout has reloaded with a large bearish position as markets attempt to recover from the Trump tariff

The largest ether (ETH) treasury company BitMine Technologies (BMNR) bought last week’s dip in crypto prices, adding 202,037 tokens, $828 million at current prices, to its holdings, the firm reported