Bitcoin has reached Peter Brandt’s February downside target, but the veteran trader says BTC could still move lower before forming a tradable bottom. In an earlier outlook, he projected a potential $300,000 to $500,000 bitcoin peak in 2029.

Ripple USD’s multichain expansion strengthens RLUSD’s position in blockchain-based finance as Wormhole enables native movement across supported ecosystems. The integration gives institutions and developers wider access to compliant dollar liquidity for payments, tokenization, and cross-chain operations.

A first-of-its-kind bitcoin-backed mortgage has entered the U.S. housing market. Coinbase and Better funded the first Fannie Mae-backed mortgage using bitcoin collateral, creating a new option for homebuyers with wealth held in digital assets.

The project, managed by Adecoagro, an agricultural powerhouse, will constitute one of the first initiatives of its kind in Latam. Matheus Lechuga, project manager at Adecoagro, stated that at this first stage, the company seeks to achieve energy efficiency.

Peer-to-peer decentralized sports trading exchange, Pred, has officially opened to public access to its platform. The public debut just a few days before the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Traders across multiple prediction markets are pricing a significant downside move for bitcoin well ahead of any recovery toward six figures.

Solo bitcoin miners running desktop-sized hardware are still finding full blocks in 2026, and the data from several active solo mining pools makes clear this is no longer a fluke.

FG Nexus has lost more than $85 million on its ethereum treasury strategy after buying ETH near last year’s highs and selling much of the position at lower prices. The losses highlight the pressure facing public companies that turned to ether as a reserve asset.

After a flash crash toward $61,000, bitcoin briefly rebounded to $64,600 before stabilizing just under $64,000. Despite trimming its losses, it remained down 3.2% daily, 14% weekly, and nearly 30% year-to-date in 2026.

Bitcoin traded just above $63,000 on Thursday around 12 p.m. EDT, after shedding 17% over the past fortnight, as investors increasingly weigh the potential impact of a historic wave of artificial intelligence (AI) public offerings expected to hit markets over the coming months.

The Central Bank of Cuba announced that the interruption of the credit companies’ activities was linked to the suspension of foreign bank services that processed these transactions. The bank stressed this was a consequence of the expanded sanctions regime on Cuba.

Coinbase froze more than $3 million in crypto tied to Southeast Asian scam networks as federal officials expanded a wider fraud crackdown. The DOJ-backed effort also involved major tech companies, law enforcement agencies, and infrastructure providers.

Professional investors cut their bitcoin ETF exposure sharply during the first quarter of 2026, but fresh filings show banks, advisors, and sovereign entities continued adding positions despite a deep market downturn.

Crypto ETF flows remained broadly negative on Wednesday, June 3, as bitcoin and ether funds extended long outflow streaks. HYPE ETFs were the lone bright spot, drawing fresh capital even as the wider market moved into risk-off mode.

Bitcoin fell to a low of $61,310 on June 4 as traders debated whether Strategy’s first net bitcoin sale since 2022 or billions in exchange-traded fund (ETF) outflows played the larger role in the market’s decline.