Connecticut moved to block several major platforms after officials said they offered unlicensed sports wagering, signaling escalating scrutiny of online gambling services that allegedly sidestep state rules and expose residents to significant consumer risks.

Grayscale Investments signals that bitcoin’s sharp pullback still aligns with bullish market behavior, spotlighting macro shifts and expanding institutional demand that could set the stage for potential new highs in 2026.

Ripple’s expanded push into unified digital asset infrastructure signals a bid to anchor real-time global finance by fusing treasury intelligence, custody, liquidity and settlement into a single enterprise platform.

The murder of Danilo Kuzmin, the 21-year-old son of Kharkiv’s deputy mayor, in Vienna, is strongly suspected to be a case of crypto-related robbery and violence.

The cryptocurrency has been warming up again this week, but a credible voice just poured cold water on it.

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Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade went live, driving ETH to $3,222 and marking a major step in scalability. The update raised the block gas limit to 60M and introduced a per-transaction cap of 16.78M gas, sparking debate among developers but praised for enabling parallelization and preventing resource overload.

While bitcoin dropped 17.67% in November, a cluster of long-idle coins suddenly sprang to life throughout the month, shifting holdings originally gathered between 2011 and 2017. Out of those years, coins first acquired in 2016 stole the show, with 1,570.12 BTC on the move last month — a haul worth roughly $145 million.

Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) staged a powerful comeback with one of their strongest inflow days in weeks, while bitcoin slipped back into outflows and solana suffered a sharp reversal. The day showcased a clear rotation in investor appetite across the three major crypto ETF categories.

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Bitnomial has become the first U.S. exchange cleared to offer regulator-approved spot cryptocurrency products, marking a pivotal regulatory shift and a political tone change under President Trump’s crypto-friendly administration.

While attention has been glued to solana ( SOL) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) pulling in roughly $682 million in cumulative net inflows, XRP ETFs have quietly zipped past them with $874 million — even though SOL products hit the shelves first. And a fresh batch of altcoin ETFs tied to LTC, HBAR, DOGE, and LINK has also entered the arena, each drawing modest inflows since making their debut.

The Eric Trump-backed digital asset treasury (DAT) firm and publicly traded miner American Bitcoin said it has lifted its stash to 4,367 BTC. Even with the added coin count, the company’s stock ABTC has spent the past 30 days sliding more than 50%.

Bitcoin miners are finally catching a breather as hashprice lifts off the basement floor after hitting punishing lows just days ago that squeezed operations to the edge. Even with that revenue dip, the network’s hashrate has held its ground, hovering in a tight band between 1,050 exahash per second (EH/s) and 1,100 EH/s.

Bitcoin hovered between $92,607 to $93,071 over the last hour as of Dec. 4, 2025, flaunting a market capitalization of $1.85 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume that surged to $73.53 billion. Within the day’s tightrope act, prices danced between $91,958 and $94,000—showing all the subtlety of a cat preparing to pounce.