The outflows mark a sharp reversal from the roughly $1 billion in inflows that briefly erased October's losses only a day earlier.

Bitcoin's retreat comes alongside weakness in AI-linked equities and a broad selloff in DeFi tokens.

XMR's climb has outpaced Bitcoin's distance from its own all-time high, though analysts flag a warning signal last seen in January.

The reported token mint and cross-chain transfer would be one of the larger DeFi exploits of the quarter if confirmed.

The inquiry adds congressional scrutiny to Tether's banking relationships and political ties in Washington.

The proposal would put crypto at the center of a geopolitical sanctions fight over Israel's banking access.

The change reflects concern that AI-assisted vulnerability discovery could shorten the window between a bug being found and exploited.

The regulator's framing signals heightened scrutiny of tokenized assets and AI-driven trading as financial stability concerns.

The rename marks a symbolic shift for the industry's most prominent venture backer as capital rotates toward AI.

The postponement pushes back a key upgrade milestone for the network's next major hard fork.

The approval extends spot Bitcoin ETF access to Swiss retail investors, widening Europe's product lineup.

The case is among the largest enforcement claims tied to affinity-group fraud targeting religious communities.

The operation targeted cross-border cybercrime networks including unlicensed crypto mining operations.

The blockchain analytics firm's finding suggests sanctions exposure may be harder to trace than a single flagged address.

It is a second Irish penalty for the exchange, adding to its compliance costs in Europe.

The seizure highlights crypto's role in traditional organized crime finance, not only in on-chain fraud.

The claim sets up a multibillion-dollar custody dispute over one of the largest Bitcoin seizures on record.

The suit adds to legal pressure at the intersection of stablecoin issuers and political influence.