Crypto News

According to Foresight News, the price of FLOW (FLOW) experienced sharp volatility today, dropping more than 20% in a short period of time. At the same time, South Korea’s major crypto exchange Upbit has officially issued a risk warning notice for FLOW. Following a joint resolution by members of the Digital Asset Exchange Association (DAXA), FLOW has been placed on the alert (watch) list.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that the United States proposed using Europe’s largest nuclear power plant to mine Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as part of ongoing peace negotiations, according to a report by Kommersant, one of Russia’s leading business newspapers.

Market analysts expect XRP to trade largely sideways through 2026, with price action characterized by range‑bound consolidation unless new, material bullish catalysts emerge.

The U.S. M2 money supply has reached a new all‑time high of approximately $22.3 trillion, underscoring the continued expansion of dollar liquidity in the financial system.

JPMorgan Chase has frozen accounts associated with two stablecoin startups after identifying potential sanctions‑related exposure, highlighting the growing scrutiny banks face when providing services to crypto‑native firms operating across borders.

Uniswap governance has overwhelmingly approved the UNIfication proposal, formally green‑lighting the activation of the protocol’s fee switch and a burn of 100 million UNI tokens.

Bitcoin is locked in a tense consolidation around $87,000, a level that has become the market’s current fault line. After recent volatility and a fast liquidation sweep, price action has compressed into a tight range, setting the stage for what many traders view as the next major expansion move.

The market capitalization of tokenized stocks is approaching a new all‑time high (ATH), signaling renewed momentum in on‑chain representations of traditional equities and growing demand for blockchain‑based financial infrastructure.

Bitcoin experienced a swift intraday sell‑off on Friday, falling from nearly $90,000 to about $86,628 in under an hour, according to market data. The sudden move triggered approximately $70 million in liquidations of long positions, as leveraged traders were forced out during the volatility spike.

Bitcoin’s mining difficulty recorded a net increase of approximately 35% in 2025, reflecting sustained growth in network hash rate and continued investment in mining infrastructure.