Middle Eastern geopolitical tensions are impacting the crypto market, overshadowing stablecoin advancements in this week's CMC Market Pulse.

The Council of the European Union and the European Parliament have reached a provisional agreement to reduce the settlement cycle for securities transactions ...

Bybit Kazakhstan, the locally authorized branch of the second-largest crypto exchange globally by trading volume has collaborated with Bank CenterCredit (BCC) ...

The GBP/USD pair dropped sharply overnight, breaking below the 1.34170 level — its lowest since early June. This decline was largely driven by a strengthening ...

XRP from Ripple has stayed strong amid market turbulence and legal challenges. After years of facing government pressure, XRP finally attained legal certainty in March 2025, ending its litigation ...

BNP Paribas Asset Management (BNPP AM) has launched its first natively tokenized money market fund (MMF), a move that marks a major stride in the fusion of blockchain technology with traditional ...

Circle, the firm behind the USDC stablecoin, has filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange, planning to raise up to $624 million through the sale of 24 million shares. The offering includes ...

NinjaTrader has been slapped with a $250,000 fine by the National Futures Association (NFA) after regulators found the broker bungled anti-money laundering checks and failed to properly monitor ...

Gold traders had a tough May. Trading took place around an $3,120 to $3,435 per ounce range, finishing this March with only a small increase, maintaining a consistent streak of monthly advances in ...

According to media reports, the US Court of International Trade has ruled that tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump were unlawful. The court found that Trump exceeded his authority and ...

Throughout May, gold experienced a volatile trading range, driven by global trade tensions and geopolitical conflicts. The XAU/USD chart recorded a high around $3,430 and a low near $3,130. As of now, ...

Trump Media & Technology Group has fired back at a report that it’s planning a $3 billion fundraising spree to load up on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, calling the Financial Times’ sources “dumb ...