Boat announced a partnership with luggage and travel accessories company Safari during a Prime Day 2025 event held in New Delhi on Monday. As part of the ‘Safari x Boat’ collaboration, the Indian smart wearable brand will launch new smart luggage during the Amazon Prime Day sale, which is to be held in the country between July 12 and 14.
Bitcoin hovered near $91,900 (roughly Rs. 82.6 lakh) as the crypto market consolidated within a tight range ahead of key US economic cues. Analysts noted repeated rebounds from the high $80,000s and resistance near the $94,000–$95,000 zone, with whale accumulation and ETF inflows supporting the sentiment. Ethereum traded close to $3,154 (roughly Rs. 2.83 lakh) as altcoins weakened slightly.
Sberbank plans to expand its presence in India and hopes to secure a full banking licence within three years. CEO Herman Gref told Gadgets 360 that the bank built its own AI infrastructure despite Western sanctions, drawing on long-term investment, Chinese support and thousands of in-house engineers. Sberbank now wants to share its AI capabilities, including its GigaChat and Kandinsky models, with Indian partners.
Bitcoin hovered near $93,200 (roughly Rs. 84.1 lakh) as softer US labour data reinforced expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut and supported broader market sentiment. Ethereum and major altcoins also posted gains, while analysts highlighted improving liquidity and institutional interest. Bitcoin must hold key support levels to sustain momentum ahead of upcoming macro triggers, including the US jobless claims report and the FOMC meeting.
The UK has passed the landmark Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 that formally recognises crypto as property, giving courts stronger authority over asset recovery, fraud cases, and commercial disputes. Industry bodies, including Bitcoin Policy UK and CryptoUK, have welcomed the development, calling it a key milestone for regulated digital asset growth. The move mirrors similar progress in India and positions the UK for more detailed crypto regulation in the coming years.
Bitcoin surged above $93,000 (roughly Rs. 84.1 lakh) after a strong liquidity boost from the US Federal Reserve, and broader institutional access helped revive market momentum. Altcoins also advanced, with Solana, XRP, and BNB posting notable intraday gains. Analysts say easing macro uncertainty and expanding ETF participation are supporting short-term sentiment, though Bitcoin must hold key support levels to maintain its current structure.
Binance has appointed co-founder Yi He as co-CEO alongside Richard Teng, marking a significant update to the exchange’s leadership structure. The move follows a period of regulatory transitions and comes amid renewed attention on Binance’s long-term direction. Yi He’s appointment builds on her central role in shaping the company’s culture, while Teng continues to lead on compliance and global expansion.
Sony Bank is developing a US dollar-backed stablecoin aimed at simplifying payments across Sony’s entertainment ecosystem. The project is currently under regulatory review in the US and is being built with stablecoin provider Bastion. Sony has already begun experimenting with crypto payments, including enabling USDC purchases in Singapore, signalling a wider shift towards digital currency integration across its global platforms.
Bitcoin’s price remained above $86,000 (roughly Rs. 77.3 lakh) on Tuesday after buyers defended key support levels following a volatile weekend marked by heavy liquidations. Altcoins also remained weak, with Solana, XRP, BNB and Dogecoin extending weekly declines. Analysts say traders are watching macro triggers closely, especially shifting US Federal Reserve expectations, as the broader crypto market continues to consolidate.
Bitcoin slipped toward $85,000 (roughly Rs. 76.1 lakh) after a liquidation cluster below $90,000 (roughly Rs. 80.5 lakh) triggered a sharp move lower. The decline pushed BTC near the $87,000 (roughly Rs. 77.8 lakh) zone, where it is attempting to stabilise. Altcoins also weakened, with Solana, XRP, BNB and Dogecoin trading lower. Analysts say the broader backdrop remains sensitive as markets adjust to the Fed ending Quantitative Tightening.
Bitcoin held near the $91,500 mark on Friday as the broader crypto market continued to consolidate following recent volatility. While major tokens traded in narrow ranges, traders monitored thinning liquidity, ETF flows and global sentiment for direction. Analysts noted that Bitcoin’s stability above key levels supports a cautious short-term outlook, with Ethereum, Solana, XRP and other altcoins also showing muted movement.
Bitcoin climbed above $91,000 as improving sentiment, institutional accumulation and cooling macro pressures supported a broader market rebound. Altcoins also gained, with Solana, XRP and BNB showing steady strength. Analysts said strengthening ETF inflows, easing volatility and firm demand from large holders could help Bitcoin attempt a move toward the $92,000–$95,000 zone, though key support must hold to prevent renewed consolidation.
HP PCs and laptops could reportedly witness a price hike and reduction in memory configuration amid the global RAM shortage. As per the report, HP CEO Enrique Lores reportedly addressed the memory shortage and resultant price surge in a recent earnings calls, highlighting that the company might be forced to hike prices of its products in the second half of 2026.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang questioned managers discouraging AI use, urging employees to automate all possible tasks, stating they would still have work. This approach aligns with similar initiatives at Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Amazon to incorporate AI usage into performance expectations. Huang also addressed "AI bubble" concerns following the company's record Q3 revenue.
Sam Altman and Jony Ive have confirmed that a prototype of their upcoming AI device is ready, though they are keeping its design and purpose undisclosed. In an interview, they said the device could launch within two years. Altman described it as simple, noting that Ive spent months shaping its design language. The current prototype is the second version the pair have tested.
Amazon has launched Amazon Leo, a rebranded version of Project Kuiper, along with its new Leo Ultra terminal offering up to 1Gbps download speeds. Aimed at enterprises and remote operations, the service includes multiple hardware tiers and integrates with AWS for private network links. Early partners are already testing the terminals, with a wider rollout planned after the preview phase.
Bitcoin traded near $87,900 as the market showed signs of strengthening ahead of possible monetary easing and improving risk appetite. Altcoins posted gains, with Solana, XRP and Dogecoin advancing alongside Bitcoin’s rebound. Analysts noted better sentiment driven by expectations of a December rate cut, positive ETF flows and easing volatility. However, key resistance levels remain in focus, and traders continue to watch macroeconomic signals closely.
Bitcoin traded near $86,900 (roughly Rs. Rs. 77.5 lakh) as the crypto market showed early hints of stabilisation following last week’s declines. Select altcoins posted mild gains, with traders eyeing improving derivatives signals and rising ETF inflows. Analysts note that while conditions remain fragile, oversold indicators and renewed risk appetite may support a gradual recovery if key support levels hold.
The government is assessing potential use cases for stablecoins in its upcoming Economic Survey for 2025-26, according to a report. Officials say the review may propose limited experimentation under a regulated framework. The move comes as India continues developing its digital currency plans through the RBI’s CBDC and weighs concerns around financial stability, compliance and consumer safeguards. The evaluation reflects a broader rethink of how blockchain-based assets may fit into India’s financial system.
Bitcoin traded near $86,200 as macro uncertainty, weak US data, and major whale activity pressured sentiment. Altcoins fell sharply, while analysts pointed to key support around $84,500 as crucial for avoiding deeper downside. Market participants remain cautious amid limited data visibility, ETF outflows and shifting rate expectations.
Ondo Global Finance has obtained regulatory approval in Liechtenstein to offer tokenised stocks and ETFs to users across more than 30 European countries. The authorisation leverages the region’s passporting system, allowing both retail and institutional investors in the EEA to access on-chain representations of traditional financial assets. The move aligns with Europe’s wider shift towards regulated digital-asset infrastructure following the rollout of MiCA.
Bitcoin hovered above the $92,700 mark as the crypto market attempted to stabilise following weeks of volatility. Altcoins showed mixed movement amid shifting macroeconomic expectations and cautious institutional flows. Analysts noted early signs of seller fatigue but warned that clearer liquidity signals are needed before a sustained recovery can form.
Swiss crypto bank AMINA Bank AG has received approval from Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission to offer institutional digital asset trading and custody through its AMINA Hong Kong subsidiary. The licence allows the bank to support around 13 cryptocurrencies and marks a notable step in the city’s strategy to expand regulated access for professional investors. The upgrade adds momentum to Hong Kong’s broader push towards a structured digital asset ecosystem.
Cloudflare suffered a major outage after an internal permissions change caused its Bot Management system to generate an oversized feature file that repeatedly broke proxy services. The faulty file was circulated across the network, triggering hours of failures that initially resembled a DDoS attack. Cloudflare halted the bad file, restored a stable version, and rebooted services to bring traffic back to normal.
Bitcoin traded near $92,600 as the crypto market attempted to stabilise after yesterday’s dip below $90,000. Traders monitored liquidity conditions, whale activity, and key support levels while awaiting cues from the upcoming US FOMC meeting minutes. Altcoins traded mixed, with some tokens seeing mild relief after heavy selling earlier in the week. Analysts noted that sentiment remains fragile but improving as buying interest returns gradually following the recent correction.
Indian employees lack clear workplace guidance on using artificial intelligence, according to a new Udemy–YouGov survey of 1,126 workers. Only three in ten feel confident using AI independently, and 61 percent say organisations offer no practical direction. Middle-aged employees report the lowest skill adequacy. Despite this, motivation to upskill remains high, highlighting a gap between employee readiness and institutional support.
India Blockchain Week (IBW) will return to Bengaluru from December 1 to 7 for its third edition, featuring conferences, workshops, and community events focused on Web3, AI, and blockchain regulation. Organised by Hashed Emergent, the week will include global speakers, developer programmes and ecosystem initiatives, with participation expected from exchanges, foundations and investors across more than 40 countries.
Bitcoin fell below $90,000 as selling pressure deepened across the crypto market, driven by ETF outflows, tightening macro conditions and aggressive deleveraging. Altcoins also slid sharply, with Ethereum, Solana and BNB losing key support levels. Analysts noted the downturn marks a late-stage correction rather than a structural breakdown, though sentiment has dropped to extreme fear. Traders are watching whether the $90,000–$92,000 support zone attracts fresh buy-side interest.
Jeff Bezos has reportedly founded a new artificial intelligence (AI) startup called Project Prometheus, where he will serve as co-CEO alongside Vik Bajaj. The early-stage company has reportedly raised $6.2 billion and focuses on AI for the physical economy. The startup is said to have hired talent from major AI labs and may soon be formally announced.
Major AI companies are exploring space-based data centres to cut energy and cooling costs. Google is researching solar-powered TPU satellites under Project Suncatcher, while Nvidia-backed Starcloud is preparing to launch an H100-equipped satellite powered entirely by solar energy. Leaders like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have also expressed interest, predicting that AI compute clusters in orbit could eventually outperform terrestrial data centres.
Steak ‘n Shake is preparing to enter El Salvador after reporting improved sales tied to its adoption of Bitcoin payments in the US. The company’s visit to the country, which recognises Bitcoin as legal tender, aligns with its long-term goal of enabling cryptocurrency use across global outlets. The move follows an online controversy over an Ether payment poll that the brand quickly reversed after backlash from Bitcoin supporters.
Bitcoin steadied near $95,000 after dipping below $93,000 over the weekend, with the market recovering cautiously as traders assessed liquidity conditions, regulatory signals, and whale activity. Analysts noted muted institutional flows, slow ETF inflows, and mixed macro cues, while Ethereum and major altcoins fluctuated under broader risk-off sentiment. Long-term accumulation trends and improving stability are offering early signs of a potential recovery if liquidity strengthens.
Qualcomm has introduced its Dragonwing IQ X chipsets for industrial computing, designed to power PLCs, advanced HMIs, edge controllers and ruggedised PCs. Built on Oryon CPU architecture with 4nm process tech, the processors offer up to 12 cores and 45 TOPS of AI performance for tasks such as defect detection and predictive maintenance. The series supports harsh environments, extensive I/O and major industrial software ecosystems.
Australian authorities have warned of a new cryptocurrency scam in which criminals file fake reports through the government’s ReportCyber portal and then impersonate police officers to deceive victims. Using real case reference numbers, scammers pressure individuals into moving their crypto assets to fraudulent accounts. The AFP and Australia’s cyber security agency have urged the public to avoid unsolicited calls tied to unfamiliar cybercrime reports and to verify any communication through official channels.
Bitcoin dropped to $96,800 as renewed selling pressure hit the crypto market, driven by liquidity stress, whale outflows, and a global shift toward risk-off sentiment. Major altcoins also declined sharply, with Ethereum trading near $3,100. Analysts warn that thin participation and weakening macro conditions may keep volatility elevated, though upcoming policy moves and liquidity injections could influence short-term recovery.
Meta may soon lose a key AI leader, with reports claiming Chief AI Scientist Yann LeCun is preparing to leave the company. As per a report, LeCun has informed colleagues of his plan to exit in the coming months and has already met investors about a potential startup. The move follows Meta’s shift toward AGI and restructuring that placed LeCun under new leadership.
Bitcoin hovered around $103,600 as the market stabilised following the end of the US government shutdown and early signs of regulatory progress. Altcoins moved in varied directions, reflecting cautious sentiment among traders. Analysts note growing long-term accumulation and improving clarity around upcoming US crypto policies. With whales adding positions and key support levels holding, Bitcoin may attempt another upward move if liquidity strengthens before the weekend.
Bitcoin hovered near $103,500 (roughly Rs. 91.7 lakh) on Wednesday as markets consolidated after recent volatility. Investors digested global policy changes, including the end of the US government shutdown and new crypto regulations. Ethereum fell 2.7 percent to $3,400, while other major altcoins declined, signalling a cautious market mood.
Bitcoin maintained its footing above the $105,000 (roughly Rs. 93.8 lakh) level on Tuesday, supported by institutional inflows and easing macroeconomic headwinds. Renewed optimism around US crypto regulation and signs of whale accumulation have bolstered market sentiment. Ethereum traded slightly lower at $3,580 (roughly Rs. 3.1 lakh), while altcoins showed mixed movement. Analysts say improving liquidity and investor confidence could sustain Bitcoin’s base through mid-November.
Google has announced that its Finance and Search platforms will soon feature real-time data from prediction market firms Kalshi and Polymarket. The integration will display live probabilities of major global events, including elections and economic outcomes. This move aligns with Google’s broader AI-driven revamp of its financial tools and reflects the growing overlap between blockchain-based analytics and mainstream finance.
A group of major blockchain organisations, including Solana Foundation, Polygon Labs, Stellar Development Foundation, and Fireblocks, has launched the Blockchain Payments Alliance to improve interoperability and compliance across stablecoin payments. The collaboration seeks to create unified standards for digital transactions, reduce fragmentation between networks, and accelerate the integration of blockchain payment systems into mainstream finance.
Bitcoin price on Friday hovered near the $102,300 (roughly Rs. 90.7 lakh) mark as renewed ETF inflows and whale accumulation supported the broader crypto market. Despite lingering caution from macroeconomic uncertainty, investor sentiment showed early signs of recovery. Ethereum and Solana also edged higher, though most altcoins remained under pressure as traders awaited fresh global cues.
The Bank of England has pledged to introduce its stablecoin regulatory framework at the same pace as the United States. Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden said the plan aims to balance innovation and consumer protection. At the same time, the Financial Conduct Authority has ended its four-year ban on crypto ETNs, marking another major step in the UK’s evolving approach to digital-asset oversight.
Miami Mayor Francis Suárez revealed in a Fox Business interview that his Bitcoin salary has grown by about 300 percent since 2021. The mayor, a long-time crypto supporter, said he remains confident in Bitcoin’s long-term potential despite its price swings. Under his leadership, Miami has pursued several blockchain initiatives, including the city’s native token, MiamiCoin.
Gemini Space Station is planning to expand beyond crypto trading by launching regulated prediction market contracts. The exchange, which went public in September, is reportedly seeking CFTC approval to offer users the ability to trade outcomes of real-world events such as elections and economic data.
Bitcoin traded around $103,400 (roughly Rs. 91.6 lakh) on Thursday as the crypto market attempted to stabilise following steep losses earlier in the week. Most altcoins, including Solana, BNB, and Dogecoin, continued to decline. Analysts said macro uncertainty and ETF outflows are keeping investor sentiment fragile, although upcoming US jobless data and crypto bill discussions could provide short-term catalysts for Bitcoin’s next direction.
DeFi platform Stream Finance has paused operations following a $93 million (roughly Rs. 825 crore) loss caused by an external fund manager. The company has hired Perkins Coie LLP to investigate the incident and plans to recover liquid assets. The halt highlights growing risks and transparency concerns across decentralised finance ecosystems.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has launched Fintech 2030, a five-year roadmap built on the success of Fintech 2025. Centred on Data, Artificial Intelligence, Resilience and Tokenisation (DART), it introduces 40 initiatives, including tokenised bonds, e-HKD trials and quantum-safe infrastructure to strengthen Hong Kong’s global fintech leadership.
Bitcoin dropped below $105,000 (roughly Rs. 92.9 lakh) on Tuesday as $1.1 billion (roughly Rs. 9,740 crore) worth of crypto positions were liquidated amid a global liquidity squeeze. Ethereum fell to $3,500 (roughly Rs. 3.12 lakh), while altcoins like Solana, BNB, and Dogecoin saw steep declines. Analysts suggest the volatility marks a correction phase rather than panic, with long-term investors eyeing accumulation opportunities.
Iran’s electricity regulator has revealed that 95 percent of the country’s 427,000 Bitcoin mining machines operate without licences, consuming over 1,400 megawatts of subsidised power daily. Authorities have shut down 104 illegal farms and seized 1,465 devices in Tehran Province alone. A new public-reporting scheme offers cash rewards to citizens identifying unlicensed miners as officials attempt to protect the national grid and stabilise energy supplies.
Romania’s gambling regulator has blacklisted Polymarket after nearly $600 million (roughly ₹53,200 crore) in crypto wagers were placed during national elections. Officials said the platform operated as unlicensed gambling. The action mirrors global moves by the US, France, and others to curb crypto-based betting platforms.
