Coin Center said internet and cloud hosting providers aren’t prosecuted when criminals misuse their platforms, arguing crypto developers shouldn’t be either.

Bitcoin is currently trading within a range above $60,000, struggling to break the $70,000 resistance level. This period of consolidation indicates a temporary equilibrium between sellers at resistance and buyers at lower levels. Market sentiment remains cautious as traders await clearer signals from liquidity, macroeconomics, and on-chain data. A significant trend observed is the accelerated pace of Bitcoin withdrawals by miners from exchanges since February. These withdrawals, totaling approximately 36,000 BTC, suggest miners are reducing their immediate selling intent. A substantial portion of these withdrawals, over 12,000 BTC, originated from Binance alone. This broad-based movement implies a coordinated shift in how miners manage their liquidity. Miners are likely moving their holdings to cold wallets for long-term storage, indicating increased confidence or strategic liquidity management. The daily intensity of these withdrawals has also spiked, reaching levels not seen since last November. While not inherently bullish, sustained miner outflows can tighten spot supply conditions. Technically, Bitcoin remains in a downtrend with lower highs and lower lows, reinforced by its position below downward-sloping moving averages. The $60K–$65K zone is acting as short-term support, with a break below potentially leading to further declines. A reclaim of the $70,000 level is necessary to challenge the current bearish structure.

Even as the broader crypto market nurses its bruises in a stubborn bear cycle, the real-world asset ( RWA) corner keeps stacking wins, with tokenized U.S. Treasury products pulling in $1.9 billion in inflows since the start of 2026. Digital Treasury Products Added $1.9 Billion Year-to-Date This week, rwa.xyz data shows the tokenized U.S. Treasuries […]

Nearly a year after launching a nationwide crypto payment system for tourists, merchants say hardly anyone is using it — raising questions about who the experiment really serves.