XRP slid about 3.4%, dropping from $1.1873 to $1.1465 as sellers pushed the token through $1.15 support. The decline erased more of last week's rally after another failed attempt to clear a long-running descending trendline near $1.25. The sell-off was driven by a

Binance’s faltering Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) license application in Greece has prompted questions about whether the European Central Bank may have played an informal role, even though MiCA assigns approval of crypto-asset service provider (CASP) licenses to national competent authorities. In Greece that authority is the Hellenic Capital

Microsoft identified a worm that has been spreading via USB drives since February and targets Windows users' crypto wallets. The company calls the malware a "crypto clipper" and Microsoft Defender flags it as Trojan:Win32/CryptoBandits. The infection begins when an infected USB drive contains a malicious

Bitcoin rose above $63,000 on Friday as markets absorbed shifts in both macro and geopolitical risk. The token traded in a narrow range on short timeframes after sliding to eight-day lows, taking a time-out near this week’s lows amid a broader risk-asset pullback. The Federal Open Market Committee