
Bitcoin Tops $87,000 as Short Sellers Get Squeezed
Bitcoin broke $87,000 for the first time since January as a short squeeze wiped out hundreds of millions in bearish bets — real ETF demand, or just a liquidation cascade?
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Bitcoin broke $87,000 for the first time since January as a short squeeze wiped out hundreds of millions in bearish bets — real ETF demand, or just a liquidation cascade?







Regulators are loosening wallet rules, banks are moving into custody, and stablecoins are fighting over yield. Three plausible scenarios for crypto through late 2026, and what exchanger owners should watch now.

Bitcoin broke $87,000 for the first time since January as a short squeeze wiped out hundreds of millions in bearish bets — real ETF demand, or just a liquidation cascade?

BMO, CIBC, RBC, Scotiabank, TD and National Bank are jointly testing tokenized Canadian dollars, aiming for near-instant interbank settlement and programmable payments for business clients.

The UN Security Council heard OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek and Moonshot together for the first time on AI risks. Amodei wants a coordinated slowdown; Beijing calls it a containment play.

Regulators are loosening wallet rules, banks are moving into custody, and stablecoins are fighting over yield. Three plausible scenarios for crypto through late 2026, and what exchanger owners should watch now.

Yield-bearing stablecoins pay interest straight into your balance, but US law bans issuers from doing it directly. Here's how the workaround works, three scenarios for 2026, and what to check before listing one.

Gold, bonds and real estate are turning into blockchain tokens — RWA is growing faster than the headlines suggest. Here's what tokenization actually means for exchanger owners heading into 2026, and what to plan for now.