Crypto Markets — Page 5
Page 5 of the Crypto Markets archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
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- London Court Rules Chinese Law Governs Claims to $5 Billion of Seized Bitcoin
- Global Regulators Tell G20 the Stablecoin Market Has Not Grown in a Year
- SanDisk Futures on Crypto Exchanges Lost More to Liquidations Than XRP in Overnight Flush
- Sold Out, Then Sold Off | Nine Days of Diesel | A Hawk Spoke, a Thin Contract Drifted | Strategy Bought Its Own Paper
- Evernorth Swings on Nasdaq Debut as XRP Falls Below Deal Reference Price
- SWI Raises €800 Million to Convert Bitcoin Mines Into AI Data Centers
- Standard Chartered Launches RLUSD Custody as Collateral Plan Awaits Approval
- Strategy Prioritizes Preferred Buybacks as Corporate Crypto Buying Slows
- A Truce Moscow Hasn't Confirmed | The Bull Turns Four at 5% | Amazon Talks at $7 Billion | XRP Gets a Wrapper
- Oil Swung More Than 3% Overnight. Bitcoin Barely Moved, and Last Week's $680 Million ETF Outflow Is the Bigger Problem.
- Starknet's Token Gave Back About a Fifth of Its Value Overnight, Three Days Before 127 Million More Unlock
- Evernorth's XRP Treasury Starts Trading After 80% of SPAC Holders Took Their Cash. Japan's SBI Controls Nearly 40% of the Vote.
- A South Korean Bank Has Started Lending Won Against Bitcoin, Using a Court Rule Instead of a Crypto Law
- Papertrade Calls It Manipulation "Attempts" and Tightens Its Caps. One Wallet Still Withdrew $1.28 Million More Than It Put In.
- The Buyers Left Last Week. This Week Names the Replacements.
- The Steady Buyers Stepped Back. Ether Paid the Most.
- Humana Got Paid for 2028 | Diesel Slid as Crude Held | Households Expect More Inflation | An AI Chip Loan Asks 11%
- Bitcoin Rose 1%. Coinbase Rose 5%, Circle 6% and Securitize 8%, and Strategy's Preferred Is Back Near $100.
- New York Secured Up to $35 Million From Celsius' Alex Mashinsky. He Pays Only if He Misses Two Conditions.
- El Salvador's Bitcoin Wallet Is Now Majority-Owned by a U.S. Fintech. Its Pitch Is Free Remittances, Not Bitcoin.
- Ledger Halted an Authorized Reseller After Buyers in Southeast Asia Lost Funds. On-Chain Investigators Put the Losses Above $86 Million.
- SpaceX Signed for Airwaves, Carriers Slid | Musalem Set a Clock | Hormuz Got Two Counts | Ether Took the Flush
- A Senate Democrat Wants Cantor Fitzgerald's Tether Records by Oct 23, 2026. His Letter Says Cantor's Stake Rose From $600 Million to About $10 Billion.
- Thailand Opens Its Stock Exchange to Bitcoin and Ether ETFs From Oct 16, 2026, and Shuts the Side Door to Foreign Ones