Author: NBTC

NBTC is the editorial account for NBTC News, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, blockchain infrastructure, exchanges, mining, regulation and digital asset markets. The editorial team focuses on clear sourcing, timely updates and practical context for crypto readers.

Pulsar Money, a Web3 financial hub that simplifies using digital money, is pleased to announce its upcoming launch on Arc, the stablecoin-native Layer-1 blockchain built by Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin. The purpose of this partnership is to enable European people to store, exchange, and spend digital currencies seamlessly on the Arc blockchain. Primarily, Pulsar focuses on the European market as a multi-currency stablecoin app and maintains partner infrastructure. Due to the multi-currency nature of Pulsar Money, it is very beneficial, especially for the people of European countries, to seamlessly swap between digital dollars, euros, and pounds as…

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Tesla became one of the early firms to embrace $BTC, adding it to its balance sheet in 2021; however, it all but abandoned this initiative, and the total value of its holdings has fallen by two-thirds, despite $BTC appreciating by more than 30%. During this same period Elon Musk, the founder and leader of Tesla, has gone from a frequent cryptocurrency promoter to someone who rarely mentions or endorses it. This depression in value has occurred despite the fact that Musk had unprecedented access to the federal government early in Donald Trump’s second administration through the so-called “DOGE” initiative. This…

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Nearly every transaction on Ethereum’s layer-2 networks passes through a single machine, run by a single company, called a sequencer. It orders trades, sets the pace of the chain, earns the fees, and can go dark or say no. This guide explains what sequencers actually do, why the most decentralized ecosystem in crypto runs its fast lanes through central operators, what can and cannot go wrong, and the roadmaps racing to fix it. Table of Contents Rollups in one section, and the sequencer’s job What the sequencer can do to you, and what it cannot The outage record: what centralization…

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Momentum across tokenized stocks accelerated sharply in June as investors increasingly embraced blockchain rails for trading traditional stocks. The surge reflected more than speculative enthusiasm. Improving infrastructure, expanding token offerings, and demand for 24/7 trading continued attracting institutional and retail participants. Monthly trading volume reached a record $3.4 billion, rising 279% month over month and 1,400% year over year. SpaceX’s tokenized IPO and Solana’s [SOL] dominant market share largely drove that growth. Source: X As AMBCrypto previously reported, tokenized stocks are increasingly becoming a structural bridge between traditional finance and blockchain markets. That transition gathered further momentum as monthly transfer…

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Seven different $XRP exchange-traded funds now trade on US exchanges. The five primary spot funds alone held $927.78 million in combined net assets as of early June 2026, while cumulative net inflows across the $XRP ETF complex have reached roughly $1.47 billion since the first fund launched in November 2025. If you’ve searched for a specific ticker — XRPI, XRPC, GXRP, TOXR — and come away more confused about which fund is which, you’re not alone: these products launched within months of each other in late 2025 and early 2026, each from a different issuer, with different fee structures and,…

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Asset management company Bitwise has described the CLARITY Act, expected to shape the regulatory framework of the cryptocurrency market in the US, as a critical turning point for the market. According to the company’s third-quarter outlook report, the passage of this law could be one of the most significant catalysts signaling the bottom of the current bear market. Bitwise noted that the third quarter is a crucial period for the CLARITY Act. According to the company, the bill has the potential to clarify how and by which institution the cryptocurrency market will be regulated, and how the structural framework of…

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Funding rate differences aren’t random—and according to BitMEX, understanding why they occur may give traders an edge. In its newly released Q2 2026 Derivatives Report, the exchange argues that funding rate disparities are often driven less by market sentiment and more by market structure. Factors such as collateral design, exchange demographics and index construction can create persistent funding differences that may present recurring trading opportunities. Looking Beyond Market Sentiment Perpetual futures don’t expire like traditional futures contracts. Instead, exchanges use funding payments between long and short traders to keep perpetual prices aligned with the underlying market. Funding rates are commonly…

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President Donald Trump’s son Eric’s Bitcoin mining venture has reportedly erased nearly $600 million in market value after its stock crashed more than 95% from its peak. While the company continues adding Bitcoin to its treasury, investors are moving away from crypto mining stocks and putting more money into AI companies. American Bitcoin Stock Crashes Over 95% American Bitcoin, the Trump family backed mining company, has become one of the biggest losers in the mining industry. According to the report, Eric Trump’s roughly 6% stake in the company has lost more than $600 million in market value over the past…

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Digital broker Robinhood’s new chain is off to a flying start, and the benefits are trickling to Ethereum-based network Arbitrum. The native token of Arbitrum (ARB) jumped 19% over the past 24 hours, making it the best-performing asset in the top 100 cryptocurrency, according to CoinDesk data. Bitcoin BTC$63,251.41 edged 1.5% higher to trade above $63,000, while ether (ETH) was up 0.5% in an otherwise muted day. The gains came as Robinhood Chain, built on top of Arbitrum’s technology stack and rolled out to the broader public a week ago, processed over $568 million in daily trading volume on Wednesday…

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Bitcoin Reclaims Key Support After Sharp Drop On Thursday, bitcoin recovered slightly from its more than 3% tumble over the previous 24 hours as it tested the $63,000 threshold again. The cryptocurrency’s recovery came even as tensions in the Middle East remained high after U.S. and Iranian forces exchanged fire for the second consecutive day. Daily chart data show that hours after tumbling below $61,500, bitcoin recovered and held above $62,000 until around 9:45 p.m. Eastern time on Wednesday. A sudden sell-off briefly pulled the price just underneath $61,700, but by midnight, the cryptocurrency was back above $62,000 as a…

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