Anjali Belgaumkar

A federal court in Delaware has dismissed a patent infringement lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, ruling the underlying patent invalid and explicitly referencing Ripple's framework

Attorney Bill Morgan has weighed in on one of the more heated debates circulating in crypto communities this week: whether investors who swapped XRP for Stellar's XLM made a mistake. “People who swapped XRP for XLM did not necessarily make an incorrect call,” Morgan wrote on X. “Time will decide that question.”

Strive, the seventh-largest corporate Bitcoin treasury company, has announced plans to expand its Bitcoin buying capacity, proposing a $4.2 billion increase across two of its at-the-market programmes as institutional appetite for Bitcoin continues to grow.

Bitcoin is breaking down through major technical support while the NASDAQ keeps printing new all-time highs. Chief market strategist

While the broader crypto market bleeds, one asset is moving in the opposite direction. Zcash climbed 13% to $612 in 24 hours as Bitcoin fell 5.76% to $67,382, Ethereum dropped 2.95% to $1,922, and XRP declined 4.74% to $1.23. The total crypto market cap sits at $2.34 trillion, down 3.77% on the day.

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has been officially placed on the United States Senate Legislative Calendar as of June 1, 2026. The bill cleared the Senate Banking Committee on May 14 with a 15 to 9 bipartisan vote and the administrative process placing it on the calendar completed by June 1.

Jamie Coutts, Chief Crypto Analyst at Real Vision, believes crypto may have one more leg lower before a recovery, but says anyone buying Bitcoin in the $60,000s on a long-term horizon is likely making one of the better financial decisions available right now.

Crypto markets are sliding, but one of Japan's most influential financial executives says the selloff has nothing to do with the health of the industry and everything to do with what is coming next in traditional finance.

XRP is flashing its most serious bearish technical signals in months, and analysts who have been tracking the token's price structure warn that the worst may not be over yet.

Bitcoin has shed more than $15,000 in value over the past week, falling from $82,400 to $65,856. More than $2.41 billion in crypto positions were liquidated in just 48 hours, with $93 million in futures wiped out in a single hour, 95% of which were long positions caught on the wrong side of the move.