Dogecoin traded near $0.10 as Musk's renewed crypto commentary put the ten-cent level back in focus for traders.

Record ETF demand and elevated leveraged futures positioning show DOGE's speculative exposure building alongside institutional inflows.

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen detailed the incident as the exchange reopened BTC withdrawals, though user balance availability has not been independently verified.

The inflow marks a sharp rebound in US spot Bitcoin ETF demand during a quarter that saw BTC gain more than 40% before correcting below $83K.

The guidance could unlock buyback programs for token networks by clarifying when repurchases fall outside securities law.

The purchase extends the company's steady accumulation strategy as it approaches 850,000 BTC on its balance sheet.

Macro risk-off pressure and Fed positioning drove a broad crypto selloff with BTC correcting below $83K.

Bitcoin held above $84K after a quarter that delivered gains above 40%, with the rally cooling into the period's close.

The product lets institutions add their own validation layers to cross-chain transfers following a major bridge exploit.

The rollback is an unusually deep chain reversion, raising questions about finality and trust assumptions on the network.

The law targets conflicts of interest in official-issued tokens amid a wave of politically linked memecoin launches.

The purchase deepens one of the largest corporate Ethereum treasury positions in the market.

The repayment reduces leverage at one of the largest US-listed Bitcoin miners.

Regulators are considering market-making oversight following sharp price moves in the yen stablecoin.

DOGE failed to hold the ten-cent level, a recurring technical barrier for the token.

Cathie Wood's fund continued adding to crypto equity exposure through Coinbase.

The model release intensifies competition in the AI coding market on price-performance.

The exchange is expanding its trading product suite and incentivizing liquidity with a token campaign.