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A new Bitcoin-based finance protocol called Hashi has been introduced on the Sui blockchain, with early participation commitments from crypto institutions including BitGo, Bullish and FalconX ahead of its planned launch later this year. According to an announcement shared with Cointelegraph, Hashi is designed to let Bitcoin holders earn yield on native Bitcoin (BTC) through

Sui Network is making a clear move into Bitcoin finance with the launch of Hashi, a new protocol built to bring more structured, institutional activity onchain. The protocol goes live on devnet today, marking the first step toward opening up Bitcoin to a wider range of financial use cases. The update, shared via X, also

Ethereum proposed a rule that slashes bridge deposit times by 98%, and US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their inflow streak to seven days with $1.2 billion. The cardano price prediction for 2026 shows ADA fighting to reclaim $0.30 with a December target of $0.41. But while the cardano price prediction plays out slowly from $10

Bustabit, a well-established Bitcoin gambling platform, has built its reputation on trust, transparency, and operational longevity. Since launching in 2014, the platform has offered players a fast-paced crash game.  Over the years, Bustabit has processed massive wagered volumes, reinforcing its standing as a reliable and time-tested platform.  Now, Bustabit is introducing expanded payment methods, adding

Crypto analyst CrypFlow has revealed that the signal that started the last 2 altcoin seasons has returned. The analyst pointed to bullish indicators of the ‘Others’ chart against Bitcoin, which signal that capital may be flowing to lower-capped tokens.  Signal Points To Another Altcoin Season as Capital Flows From Bitcoin In an X post

Bitcoin’s price was heavily rejected at $76,000 a couple of days ago, and the correction accelerated today. The cryptocurrency is now trading below $70,000, sending the entire market sentiment to extreme fear. Major altcoins like Ethereum and Ripple’s XRP are also on the downside, both losing important support levels. Amid these dwindling market conditions, Playnance’s

Today, the Federal Reserve Board released a trio of proposals to modernize the U.S. capital framework which, if adopted, could fundamentally alter the cost and accessibility of institutional Bitcoin services. While the 14-page Board memorandum focuses on the technicalities of the “Basel III Endgame” and “GSIB surcharges,” our analysis suggests the most significant development for

FTX's fourth round of distributing bankruptcy recoveries arrives at a different moment. The estate will begin sending roughly $2.2 billion to eligible creditors on Mar. 31, just as Bitcoin (BTC) pushed back above $70,000 into what Glassnode called a thin $72,000-$82,000 on-chain zone. FTX announced on Mar. 18 that its fourth distribution will begin Mar.