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Cryptocurrency infrastructure platform Blockchain.com has added support for trading the $SUI token on its platform, allowing users to buy, sell, and hold the asset directly from their Blockchain.com trading accounts. The integration, announced earlier this week, marks the latest expansion of the exchange’s altcoin offerings and provides increased liquidity access for $SUI holders. What This Means for Traders Blockchain.com users can now trade $SUI alongside other supported cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a growing list of altcoins. The move brings $SUI to a platform with over 37 million verified users across 200 countries, potentially broadening the token’s retail investor base.…
Sending money across borders can still feel like mailing a letter: you send it, then wait without knowing exactly where it is. That’s often how a SWIFT wire works. A euro payment from Europe to the U.S. may take days to arrive, not because it’s lost, but because it’s moving through intermediary banks, often waiting for a EUR-to-USD conversion. Tracking it isn’t simple. Instead of checking a dashboard, you may need a SWIFT trace, where your bank contacts other banks to locate the payment. No single bank has complete visibility into the entire journey. Even after the payment arrives, it…
All-time low: The supply in profit metric has broken its trend line from previous cycles by dropping to 10.2 million $BTC. Sales reduction: The 90-day average of spent transaction outputs from veteran investors dropped to a volume of 962 $BTC. Forced liquidations: The derivatives market recorded a forced closure volume worth $404 million. The historical behavior of the bear market in 2026 entered a phase of structural anomaly due to the breakdown of key statistical supports. Recently analyzed network data indicates divergent behavior between the oldest wallets in the ecosystem and retail buyers. Behavior of supply in profit and whales…
The price of Ethereum [$ETH] was down 1.77% in the past 24 hours. Daily trading volume dipped by just over 6%, and Open Interest has slid by 3.2%. CoinGlass data showed that long liquidations might help explain the recent price drop. The bullish derivatives traders faced around $67 million in liquidations, measured from July 22. These liquidations forced sell orders to close the position in perpetual markets, increasing the sell pressure on $ETH. CryptoQuant data showed that the funding rate was positive but declining. Since the first week of July, the 7-day moving average of the funding rate has dipped…
India’s market regulator has moved ahead with a pilot project for tokenized corporate bonds, testing whether distributed ledger technology can improve liquidity and settlement efficiency in the country’s debt markets. Speaking on the sidelines of the CareEdge Debt Market Summit in Mumbai on May 26, Securities and Exchange Board of India Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator has approved a pilot initiative that will examine the use of Distributed Ledger Technology, or DLT, for the trading and settlement of corporate bonds. BREAKING: 🇮🇳 SEBI to launch pilot for tokenised corporate bonds to improve transparency and increase investor participation. pic.twitter.com/G6ogMUmcW2…
Hyperliquid has accounted for nearly half of all token buyback activity across the crypto market in 2025, according to a new report from Citrini Research, which has highlighted the decentralized exchange’s revenue model as one of the strongest in the sector. According to Citrini’s Substack publication released Monday, more than 90% of the fees generated by Hyperliquid are directed to the protocol’s Assistance Fund, which uses the proceeds to purchase $HYPE tokens on the open market. The research firm said the scale of the program sets Hyperliquid apart from most crypto projects and has turned $HYPE into a token backed…
In brief The Financial Action Task Force said that many DeFi platforms are decentralized in name only and fall under its rules wherever identifiable people control them. Its report urges countries to find those controllers and regulate them as virtual asset service providers, and, as a last resort, to ban platforms that refuse to cooperate. Nearly 93% of surveyed jurisdictions have yet to apply the rules to qualifying DeFi arrangements, and just two have ever licensed or registered one. Much of decentralized finance is not as decentralized as it looks, and the platforms behind it should be regulated like other…
Ramp has made stablecoin accounts and payments available to all its customers, giving businesses one platform to hold, send, and receive both regular dollars and stablecoins like $USDC and USDT. Until now, most finance teams treated stablecoin payments as a separate hassle, requiring a different wallet, no approval controls, and hours of manual reconciliation. One Ramp beta customer found that stablecoin payments made up just 10% of vendor payments but consumed half of their accounts payable team’s time. Ramp’s approach folds stablecoins directly into the same system businesses already use for cards, bills, and accounting, so a payment settling in…
Starknet has announced the upcoming launch of Midas, a BTCFi strategy platform, set to be discussed in an X Space event on July 22, 2026, at 8 AM EDT. This initiative aims to enhance user experience by allowing easy discovery, comparison, and execution of Bitcoin strategies. More details can be found in the official tweet from Starknet. What Went Down The broader crypto market currently displays mixed signals amid fluctuating momentum across major assets. While many cryptocurrencies have remained stagnant, Starknet is breaking away with the introduction of Midas, a platform designed to facilitate BTCFi strategies. This move signifies Starknet’s…
Bitcoin’s sentiment remained mildly bearish heading into the latest trading week, with the asset locked in a ranging phase after failing to close above $65,000 over the past week. More broadly, Bitcoin [$BTC] has traded below the $70,000 mark for roughly 21 days as bearish pressure persisted. Fresh whale activity over the past day revived interest in whether large buyers could push the asset higher, so AMBCrypto examined how whale flows have shaped Bitcoin’s price action in recent weeks. Whales step in with major buys Whales matter to any asset because of the capital they deploy and because they tend…