Winklevoss twins move $67M Bitcoin as BTC selloff fears mount

Winklevoss twins have transferred 1,000 Bitcoin worth about $67.5 million to a Gemini-linked hot wallet, drawing attention as Bitcoin trades near multi-month lows amid escalating market pressure. Summary Winklevoss twins moved 1,000 BTC worth $67.5 million to a Gemini-linked hot wallet, according to Arkham. The transfer follows roughly $130 million in Bitcoin movements by the Gemini founders in March. Bitcoin fell below $66,000 as U.S.-Iran tensions escalated, triggering over $1 billion in bullish BTC liquidations. According to on-chain data from Arkham Intelligence, wallets associated with Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler…

Here’s Why The Bitcoin Price Is Crashing And What To Expect Next

The Bitcoin price has suffered a significant crash, falling from above the psychological $70,000 this week. Crypto pundit Nobler cited why the leading crypto was crashing, while analyst Chiefy revealed what to expect next from BTC.  Why The Bitcoin Price Is Crashing In an X post, Nobler revealed that the USDT issuer Tether was liquidating some of its BTC holdings, which was contributing to the Bitcoin price crash. He noted that this was the first time they had sold directly from their BTC reserve wallet. The pundit added that things…

Ledger Audit Finds TROPIC01 Chip Flaw in Trezor Safe 7

Hardware wallet company Trezor and chipmaker Tropic Square have disclosed a vulnerability in one of the secure elements used in Trezor Safe 7 hardware wallet, saying the flaw does not put user funds at risk because the chip alone cannot expose a wallet. The vulnerability was identified during an independent security audit conducted by Ledger Donjon, the security research team at rival hardware wallet maker Ledger, according to a Trezor statement. Tropic Square provided the affected TROPIC01 Secure Element chip to the Ledger Donjon team for an independent audit. The…

Mastercard Opens Stablecoin Settlement to 6 Partners Across USDC, RLUSD and PYUSD – Bitcoin News

Key Takeaways Mastercard adds USDC, RLUSD, PYUSD, and three other stablecoins to its global card settlement network across 8 blockchains. ARQ, Cross River, Lead Bank, Nuvei, and CBW Bank are the first to activate stablecoin settlement in the U.S. and Latin America. Rollout expands through 2026, with additional regions, partners, and regulated stablecoins expected on the Mastercard network. What Mastercard Is Enabling The payments giant announced plans to support onchain card settlement using stablecoins alongside existing fiat processes. Partners will be able to settle transactions through the same global infrastructure…

Pundit Says Dogecoin Is About To Do Something Insane, Here’s What

Dogecoin’s price action has been quiet for months, but technical analysis shows that this quiet period may be exactly why the meme coin is worth watching again. According to a crypto pundit known as CoinForge on X, Dogecoin is repeating the same playbook it followed in 2024, when a long descending triangle eventually gave way to a violent breakout rally. The attached chart compares both structures side by side, showing the 2024 pattern before its explosive rally and the current 2026 formation now at a similar technical point. Dogecoin Repeating Descending…

The U.S. Bitcoin Reserve blueprint is due in July

It has been more than a year since President Trump signed the executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve on March 6, 2025, and the project is finally moving from rhetoric toward machinery.  Summary The U.S. already has a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, but it mostly holds seized Bitcoin rather than newly purchased BTC. July matters because the White House blueprint and Congress could clarify whether the reserve can become an actual buying program. The BITCOIN Act pushes for aggressive accumulation, while ARMA favors a 20-year lockup and a more moderate…

Forget Gold ETFs — This Blockchain Company Just Filed To Bring A New Kind Of Gold To 30 European Markets

A new form of digital gold inches closer to debut as NatGold Digital announced on June 2 that its NATG token is ready for European market availability across all 30 European Economic Area member states — following the filing of its MiCA White Paper with the Central Bank of Ireland in April and its subsequent publication under Article 9 of the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation on May 7, 2026, per the company’s official press release. Related Reading The announcement marks the most significant milestone yet for NatGold Digital,…

Mastercard Adds Stablecoin Settlement for Card Transactions

Mastercard announced its plans to expand its settlement capabilities to let issuers and acquirers settle some card transactions using regulated stablecoins.  On Wednesday, Mastercard said the new capabilities will include intraday, weekend and holiday card settlement, supporting both fiat currencies and onchain settlement through regulated stablecoins. The company said the new options are designed to give its partners more flexibility in managing settlement liquidity and timing.  The expansion shows stablecoins moving deeper into mainstream financial infrastructure as major payments networks test tokenized dollars for settlement. It follows Mastercard securing a…

XRP Dips In The Short Run, But A Bigger Setup May Be Forming: Analyst

Investors who stay patient through the current pullback could be among the biggest winners when market sentiment eventually turns — at least according to one analyst who has been tracking XRP closely through this period of weakness. A Floor That Holds XRP is not expected to collapse below $1, based on the analyst’s reading of current market conditions. The token has been trading near the bottom of its recent range, weighed down by a broader crypto selloff that has pushed Bitcoin below key support levels and rattled confidence across the…

Bitcoin Price Crash to $65K Sparks $1.8B Crypto Liquidation Bloodbath

Bitcoin (BTC) has dropped 8% to a nine-week low of $65,360 from Tuesday’s high of $71,300 amid increasing geopolitical risks surrounding the US-Iran war. Key takeaways: Bitcoin slipped to $65,000 on Wednesday in a market-wide correction, liquidating $774 million in longs. Traders say Bitcoin needs to hold $60,000 as support to avoid a deeper correction in BTC price. Bitcoin wipes out longs in tumble to $65,000 Data from TradingView showed new BTC price lows of $65,362 on Bitstamp, the lowest since March 29 as sellers stayed in control. BTC/USD daily…