Bitcoin slipped after failing to hold above $76,000, with analysts flagging weak US spot demand and open interest divergence as risks for a bull trap while resistance sits around $78,300 to $82,500.

Bitcoin slid below $72,000 after February US PPI inflation came in hotter than expected, with traders bracing for the Fed’s policy decision and Powell’s remarks.

Sen. Cynthia Lummis said Senate negotiators have largely settled key disputes in a crypto market structure bill and expect it to clear the Banking Committee in late April.

A 2013-era bitcoin whale sold another 1,000 BTC as large holders continued to dominate exchange deposits during bitcoin's sharp pullback.

The SEC has approved Nasdaq's plan to let certain stocks and ETFs trade and settle in tokenized form through the Depository Trust Company.

Kraken has reportedly put its planned IPO on hold after a confidential SEC filing, with the exchange waiting for market conditions to improve before moving ahead.

Tether has engaged a Big Four accounting firm to conduct its first full financial statement audit of the reserves backing its $184 billion USDT stablecoin.

Interactive Brokers has launched crypto trading for eligible individual investors in the European Economic Area through its Irish affiliate, offering access to 11 cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH, and SOL.

K33 research firm warns that bitcoin defensive positioning is building ahead of the typically low-volume Easter period, with leveraged short ETF exposure near record highs.

Bitcoin hovered around $67,000 on Sunday as traders warned of downside risk, with Bollinger Bands signaling an imminent volatile move and Binance order-book data showing unusual selling activity across investor classes.