Bitcoin neared $60,000 after a record one-day capitulation event, while analyst Jacob King outlined a 16-step worst-case chain involving ETF outflows, frozen withdrawals, miner selling, and leverage stress.
Activist investor Starboard Value sent a letter to Riot Platforms demanding a pivot from Bitcoin mining to AI/HPC data centers. Riot's 1.7GW power assets and AMD deal are highlighted, with a potential equity value of $9B-$21B. If no action, Riot could become an acquisition target.
ADA consolidates around $0.16. Holding support is critical; a break above $0.17-$0.18 resistance could open the door to $0.20. Loss of $0.16 risks a drop to $0.15.
The EU’s proposed 21st sanctions package would target foreign crypto platforms, banks, and oil traders accused of helping Russia bypass restrictions, while also considering broader limits on jurisdictions hosting such services.
Ledger has halted its planned U.S. IPO and has not filed an S-1 with the SEC. Weak crypto markets, lower spot trading volumes, and soft post-IPO performance from peers have reduced demand for digital asset listings.
Bitcoin oscillates between $73K and $74K after a short-term recovery. Breaking the double-bottom neckline at $72,810 could open the door to $81K–$82.5K, but past patterns show many such breakouts fail. Meanwhile, the 100-day SMA test and $297M in ETF outflows add to uncertainty.
BTC Inc. announces the Bitcoin for Corporations (BFC) Symposium will return to Las Vegas on April 27, 2026, as the flagship corporate forum of Bitcoin 2026, driving strategic BTC adoption among listed firms.
A suspected exploit on Kelp DAO’s rsETH bridge moved about 116,500 rsETH, valued in the source at roughly $292 million. Aave was not hacked directly, but became a key pressure point after the stolen assets were used in borrowing activity.
